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Table of Contents

Overview 3Administrative Information 3

Provenance 3Information about Access 3Ownership & Copyright 3Cite As 4

Information about the Creator(s) 4Description of the Papers 4Arrangement 5Collection Contents 6

Series I. Supreme Court, 1958-1980 6Series II. Appellate Courts, 1953-1958, 1981-1985 176Series III. Correspondence, 1947-1986 204Series IV. Subject Files, 1951-1986 219Series V. Writings, 1954-1983 225Series VI. Personal Papers, 1886-1986 228Series VII. Audiovisual Materials, 1962-1968 231


Overview

REPOSITORY: Manuscripts and ArchivesSterling Memorial Library128 Wall StreetP.O. Box 208240New Haven, CT 06520Email: [email protected]: (203) 432-1735Fax: (203) 432-7441

CALL NUMBER: MS 1367

CREATOR: Stewart, Potter.

TITLE: Potter Stewart papers

DATES: 1885-1986

BULK DATES: 1958-1980

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: 280.75 linear feet (679 Boxes)

LANGUAGE(S): The materials are in English.

SUMMARY: The papers consist of United States Supreme Court case files and supportingdocumentation, Appellate Court case files and supporting documentation,subject files, correspondence, writings, newspaper clippings, date books,photographs, and audiovisual materials that document Potter Stewart's careeras an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court and as a judge onthe Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. There is a small amount of documentationand photographs relating to his service on various committees outside theCourt and his leisure activities with his family.

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Administrative Information

Provenance

Gift of Potter Stewart, 1983 and 1986.

Information about Access

The collection is open for research.

Ownership & Copyright

Copyright has been transferred to Yale University for unpublished materials authored or otherwise produced by the creator(s)of this collection. Copyright status for other collection materials is unknown. Transmission or reproduction of materialsprotected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17, U.S.C.) beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written permission of the

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copyright owners. Works not in the public domain cannot be commercially exploited without permission of the copyrightowners. Responsibility for any use rests exclusively with the user.

Original audio, film, and video recordings, as well as preservation masters and duplicating masters, may not be played.Readers may only play use copies. If a use copy of a particular recording does not exist, researchers must consult withthe reference archivist for policies and procedures regarding the creation of duplicating masters and use copies of originalrecordings.

Cite As

Potter Stewart Papers (MS 1367). Manuscripts and Archives, Yale University Library.

Information about the Creator(s)

Potter Stewart was born on January 23, 1915, in Jackson, Michigan, but grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio. He received hisundergraduate degree from Yale University in 1937. He was awarded a Henry Fellowship to study at Cambridge Universityfor the 1937-1938 academic year. Stewart then entered Yale Law School, where he became an editor of the Yale LawJournal and graduated in 1941. He worked as a law clerk in the New York firm of Debevoise, Stevenson, Plimpton, andPage from September 1941 to April 1942, resigning to enter the United States Navy. After completing his military service, herejoined the firm as an associate from October 1945 until July 1946. In 1947, Stewart returned to Cincinnati and joined thefirm of Dinsmore, Shohl, Sawyer, and Dinsmore. In addition to his practice, Stewart served two terms on the Cincinnati CityCouncil.

In 1954, President Dwight D. Eisenhower nominated Stewart to fill a seat on the United States Court of Appeals for the SixthCircuit. Three years later, Steward received a recess appointment from Eisenhower to the United States Supreme Court toreplace fellow Ohioan Harold Hitz Burton. He was confirmed by the Senate in 1958. Stewart served on the Supreme Courtuntil July 3, 1981, when he assumed senior status and took designated assignments until his death.

During Stewart's tenure on the Supreme Court, he was often asked whether or not he would label himself as a liberal or aconservative. Stewart would reply that he did not think of himself as either one or as a swing justice. At the news conferenceannouncing his retirement in 1981, Stewart elaborated: "I've thought of myself as deciding every case correctly, and I'venever thought of myself in terms of putting a label on myself except trying to be a good lawyer and looking at every caseunder the Constitution and the law, even though I might think it an unwise law. I think it's the first duty of a Justice to removefrom his judicial work his own moral, philosophical, political or religious beliefs and not think of himself as being here as somegreat big philosopher king. It's not a hierarchical organization. Your boss is only the Constitution and the law."

Throughout his service on the Supreme Court, Stewart maintained his pragmatic approach of deciding cases based upontheir specific facts. Stewart is perhaps most widely know to the general public for the portion of his concurring opinion in thecase of Jacobellis v. Ohio. He stated that, in attempting to define what constituted hard core pornography, "I know it when Isee it."

After his retirement from the Supreme Court, Stewart was appointed in July 1983 as a member of President Reagan'sCommission on Organized Crime. He died on December 7, 1985, in Hanover, New Hampshire and was survived by his wife,Mary Ann Bertles, and their three children, Harriet S. Virkstis, Potter Stewart, Jr., and David Bertles Stewart.

Description of the Papers

The Potter Stewart Papers consist of United States Supreme Court case files and supporting documentation, Appellate Courtcase files and supporting documentation, subject files, correspondence, writings, newspaper clippings, photographs, andaudiovisual material that document Stewart's career as an associate justice of the Supreme Court and as a judge on theSixth Circuit Court of Appeals. The papers provide a comprehensive overview of Stewart's career from his appointment tothe Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in 1954 to his retirement from the Supreme Court in 1981. The material regarding Stewart'stime on the Supreme Court from 1958 to 1981 is particularly extensive, as each case that came before the court during thattime period is represented in the papers. Substantive correspondence between justices is fairly rare and the correspondence


in general is largely routine. The extensive photographs are a good source of information about Stewart's life away from thecourtroom.

The Potter Stewart Papers were processed as a collaborative effort between Manuscripts and Archives and the Yale LawSchool to document the careers and accomplishments of Law School faculty and alumni.

Arrangement

Arranged in seven series: I. Supreme Court Papers, 1958-1980. II. Appellate Courts, 1953-1958, 1981-1985. III.Correspondence, 1947-1986. IV. Subject Files, 1951-1986. V. Writings, 1954-1983. VI. Personal Papers, 1918-1986. VII.Audiovisual Materials, 1962-1968.

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Collection Contents

Series I. Supreme Court

Description Date(s) Box Folder

Series I. Supreme Court 1958-1980

The series includes case files and other materials collected or created by Potter Stewart relating to hisservice as an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court between 1958 and 1981. The casefiles are divided into two groups: cases in which Potter Stewart authored an opinion and cases in whichhe did not. The case files are arranged chronologically by October Term, then alphabetically by casename. Although Stewart's office generally used the truncated form of the case name to alphabetize thefiles, there are some instances in which the case name assigned by Stewart's office is not intuitive. Forexample, the case "Named Individual Members of the San Antonio Conservation Society v. The TexasHighway Department and the U. S. Department of Transportation" (OT 1970) is filed under "Conservation"as opposed to "Named" or "San Antonio."The case files document the evolution of a case in the Supreme Court from its acceptance to thepublication proofs of the decision. Although the materials in each case file are unique and vary significantly,they generally contain drafts of opinions, correspondence with other justices relating to the drafts, anda printed proof copy of the final decision. They may also include lengthy 'memoranda to the conference'from individual justices outlining their positions on a particular issue, drafts of other justices' opinions,correspondence between Stewart and his law clerks and other justices, and Stewart's handwrittenannotations. In some instances, the files contain a series of drafts which document the process of opinionwriting in which Stewart circulated a draft opinion to other justices, received criticisms and suggestions,and made alterations to his draft sufficient to create a consensus opinion. Some files do contain earlyhandwritten drafts of an opinion, though notation in Stewart's hand is uncommon. The case files reflect theCourt's internal deliberations and provide a glimpse into the individual justice's thoughts about importantsocial topics such as race, school desegregation, obscenity, criminal justice, the Vietnam conflict, and theWatergate scandal.Supporting documentation, which includes all court materials not included in case files, follows the casefiles. The documentation is arranged chronologically by October Term, then alphabetically by type. Thedocumentation includes a wide range of materials pertaining to the general workings of the Court andthe progress of specific cases. Both the administrative matters that constitute the day-to-day workingsof the Court and the weekly conferences in which cases were discussed are doumented. The types ofdocumentation kept by Stewart and the way in which they were filed changed over time. The researchershould particularly be aware that Stewartâ€™s office discarded petitions for certiorari and associatedmaterials prior to the 1973 October Term.The most voluminous type of supporting documentation is court calendars, called docket books. Atthe beginning of Justice Stewart's tenure on the Court, the docket books were divided into three sets- appellate, miscellaneous, and original. In 1973, the miscellaneous docket book was divided and anadditional separate docket book for in forma pauperis cases ('in the form of a poor person,' that is, notliable for the costs of the court) was created.The docket books consist of a case by case listing, in the order of their assigned docket number, of eachmatter that came before the Court. Each case was given a page on which was printed the docket numberand the full name of the case. Of more interest to the researcher is the voting grid on the bottom of thepage. Beside each justice's name, there are a series of Boxes which were used to record each justice'svote on the relevant questions before the Court, including the most crucial issue of whether to allow thematter to be argued before the Court, that is, whether to grant the writ of certiorari. Space is also reservedin the grid for matters relating to jurisdiction, the merits of the case, and other relevant issues. Stewart'snotation in the docket books is generally limited to the recording of each justice's vote of whether to grantor deny the writ for certiorari, though he does occasionally make more extensive comments.Another important set of related materials are the certiorari memoranda which are found in the filesdenoted 'Appeals, applications, and petitions for writ of certiorari '.Â These memoranda, by Justice

Series I. Supreme CourtCases -Opinions written by Justice Stewart



Stewart's law clerks, were prepared to assist the justice with the evaluation of the very large numberof appellate cases offered for the Court's review each term.Â It was the clerk's task to provide aconcise introduction to the facts of the case, together with other relevant matters, and then to make arecommendation as to whether the justice should deny or accept the matter for review. Each memorandumconcludes with the initials of the clerk who authored the document. These memoranda were generallynot circulated to other justices, rather they were for Stewart's use in determining his vote on the thresholdquestion of whether or not to grant the writ of certiorari. If certiorari were granted, then the case wouldbe one of a small percentage of cases accepted for review by the Court each term. Although mostmemoranda were written by Stewart's clerks, some were prepared by other justices' clerks.Additional materials relating to Supreme Court cases may be found in correspondence from other justicesand law clerks in Series III and newspaper clippings and subject files in Series IV.

Cases -Opinions written by Justice Stewart

1958 October Term

Aho v. Jacobsen, no. 36 1 1

Arroyo v. U.S., no. 246 1 2 - 3

Barru v. Matteo, no. 350 1 4

Beacon Theatres v. Westover, no. 45 1 5 - 6

Brown v. U.S., no. 4 1 7 - 8

Cash v. Culver, no. 91 1 9

Dick v. New York Life Insurance Co., no. 58 2 10

Hahn v. Ross Island Sand & Gravel Co., no. 52 2 11

Hawkins v. U.S., no. 20 2 12

Heflin v. U.S., no. 137 2 13

Ingram v. U.S., no. 457 2 14 - 15

Irvin v. Dowd, no. 63 2 16

Résumés 2 17 - 18

Kingsley International Pictures Corporation v.Regents of the University of the State of New York,no. 394

Memoranda 2 19

Opinions 3 20 - 21

Koller v. U.S., no. 362 3 22

Louisiana Power and Light Co. v. Thibodaux, no.398

3 23

Martin v. Creasy, no. 157 3 24

Mitchell v. Lublin, no. 37 3 25

National Labor Relations Board v. Fant Milling Co.,no. 482

3 26

Patterson v. U.S., no. 429 3 27

Puerify v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.46

3 28


1958 October Term



In Re Sawyer, no. 326 3 29 - 30

Spano v. New York, no. 582 4 31

M/V "Tungus" v. Skovgaard, no. 43 4 32 - 34

United Pilots Association v. Halecki, no. 56 4 35 - 36

Reporter correspondence 4 37

West Publishing Company correspondence 4 38

1959 October Term

Bates v. City of Little Rock, no. 41 4 39 - 41

Elkins v. U.S., no. 126

Opinion drafts and memoranda 4 42

Opinions 5 43 - 45

Federal Trade Commission v. Travelers HealthAssociation, no. 51

5 46 - 47

Goett v. Union Carbide Corp., no. 3 5 48

Hess v. U.S., no. 5 5 49 - 51

Hoffman v. Blaski, nos. 25, 26 6 52

Hudson v. North Carolina, no. 466 6 53

Huron Cement Co. v. City of Detroit, no. 86 6 54 - 55

Local Union No. 8-6 v. Missouri, no. 42 6 56 - 58

Mitchell v. Oregon Frozen Foods Co., no. 33 6 59

Mitchell v. Trawler Racer, Inc., no. 176

Opinion drafts and memoranda 6 60 - 61

Opinions 7 62

National Labor Relations Board v. Local Union No.639, no. 34

7 63

New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. v. Scanlon,District Director of Internal Revenue, et al., no. 339

7 64

Rios v. U.S.A., no. 52 7 65 - 67

Sentilles v. Inter-Caribbean Shipping Corp., no. 6 7 68

Telegraphers v. Chicago and North WesternRailway Co., no. 100

7 69

U.S. v. American-Foreign Steamship Corp., no. 138 7 70

U.S. v. Mersky, no. 31 7 71 - 72

U.S. v. Parke, Davis and Co., no. 20 8 73 - 74

Wolfe v. North Carolina, no. 7 8 75 - 78



1959 October Term




1960 October Term

American Automobile Association v. U.S., no. 288

Opinion drafts 8 81

Memoranda and opinions 9 82 - 83

Atchley v. California, no. 95 9 84

Bell v. U.S., no. 92 9 85 - 88

Braden v. U.S., no. 54 9 89

Burton v. Wilmington Parking Authority, no. 164 9 90

Cafeteria Workers Union, Local 473, AFL-CIO v.McElroy, no. 97

10 91 - 92

Callanan v. U.S., no. 47 10 93

Deutch v. U.S., no. 233 10 94 - 96

Green v. U.S., nos. 70 and 179 10 97

Kimbrough v. U.S., no. 128 10 98

Mapp v. Ohio, no. 236 11 99 - 100

Milanovich v. U.S., no. 79 11 101

Poe v. Ullman, nos. 60 and 61 11 102 - 103

Polites v. U.S., no. 25 11 104 - 105

Reck v. Pate, no. 181

Opinion drafts 11 106

Opinions 12 107

Rogers v. Richmond, no. 40 12 108 - 110

Saldana v. U.S., no. 176 12 111

Shelton v. Tucker, nos. 14 and 83 12 112 - 114

Silverman v. U.S., no. 66 12 115 - 116

Braunfield v. Brown [Sunday Closing Laws], no. 67 13 117

U.S. v. Fruehauf, no. 91 13 118

U.S. v. Virginia Electric and Power Co., no. 49 13 119 - 121

Waterman Steamship Corp. v. Dugan andMcNamara, no. 35

13 122

Wilkinson v. U.S., no. 37 13 123 - 125

Wilson v. Schnettler, no. 182 14 126

Miscellaneous orders 14 127




1961 October Term



1961 October Term

Atlantic and Gulf Stevedores v. Ellerman Lines, no.282

14 130

Bailey v. Patterson, per curiam 14 131

Baker v. Carr, no. 6

Memoranda and opinion drafts 14 132 - 136

Opinions 15 137 - 138

Calbeck v. Travelers Insurance Co., no. 532 15 139

Chaapel v. Cochran, no. 602, misc. 15 140

Coppedge v. U.S., no. 157 15 141 - 142

Cramp v. Board of Public Instruction, no. 72 15 143 - 144

Dowd Box Co. v. Courtney, no. 33 16 145 - 146

Engel v. Vitale, no. 468 16 147 - 148

Fong Foo v. U.S., nos. 64 and 65 16 149

Gondeck v. Pan American Airways, no. 919 16 150

Hartman v. U.S., no. 447, misc. 16 151

Hill v. U.S., no. 68 16 152 - 153

Hodges v. U.S., no. 58 16 154

Idlewild Bon Voyage Liquor Corp. v. Epstein, nos.138 and 180

16 155

Kennedy v. Mendoza-Martinez, nos. 19 and 20 17 156 - 160

Keslre v. Department of Public Safety, Utah, no. 14 17 161 - 162

Lanza v. State of New York, no. 236 18 163 - 164

Machibroda v. U.S., no. 69 18 165 - 166

Malone v. Bowdoin, no. 113 18 167

Marine Engineers v. Interlake Steamship Co., no.166

18 168 - 169

Morales v. City of Galveston, no. 480 18 170

Moss v. Kentucky, no. 145, misc. 18 171

Robinson v. California, no. 554 19 172 - 173

Rusk v. Cort, no. 20


Opinions 20 179

Russell v. U.S., nos. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 128 20 180 - 183

Silber v. U.S., no. 454 20 184


1961 October TermLocal 174, Teamsters Union v. Lucas Flour Co., no. 50



Local 174, Teamsters Union v. Lucas Flour Co., no.50


Memoranda and opinions 21 186

Vaughn v. Atkinson, no. 323 21 187

Western Union v. Pennsylvania, no. 15 21 188


1962 October Term

Abington School District v. Schempp, nos. 142, 119


Memoranda and opinions 22 193 - 194

Andrews v. U.S., nos. 491 and 494 22 195

Edwards v. South Carolina, no. 86 22 196

Gallick v. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co., no. 76 22 197

Gray v. Sanders, no. 112 22 198

Grumman v. U.S., no. 436 22 199

Head v. New Mexico Board of Examiners, no. 392 23 200

Ioannou v. New York, no. 191 23 201

Kennedy v. Mendoza-Martinez, nos. 2 and 3 23 202 - 204

Lane v. Brown, no. 283 23 205

Locomotive Engineers v. Baltimore and OhioRailroad Co., no. 730

23 206

Locomotive Engineers v. Louisville and NashvilleRailroad Co., no. 94

24 207

Los Angeles Union 626 v. U.S., no. 38 24 208

Lynumn v. Illinois, no. 9 24 209

Motor Coach Employees v. Missouri, no. 604 24 210

Namet v. U.S., no. 134 24 211

Paul v. U.S., no. 19 24 212

Rideau v. Louisiana, no. 630 25 213

Schlude v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.80

25 214

Scholle v. Hare, no. 22 25 215

Schroeder v. City of New York, no. 75 25 216

Sherbert v. Verner, no. 526 25 217

Silver v. New York Stock Exchange, no. 150 25 218


1962 October Term



Townsend v. Sain, no. 8 25 219 - 220

U.S. v. Georgia Public Service Commission, no. 81 26 221

Weyerhaeuser Steamship Co. v. U.S., no. 65 26 222

1963 October Term

Boire v. Greyhound Corp., no. 77 26 223

Corey v. U.S., no. 31 26 224

Costello v. Immigration and Naturalization Service,no. 83

26 225

Davis v. Mann, no. 69 26 226

Department of Revenue v. James B. BeamDistilling Co., no. 389

26 227

Durfee v. Duke, no. 37 26 228

Escobedo v. State of Illinois, no. 615 27 229

Fallen v. U.S., no. 210 27 230

Federal Power Commission v. Texaco Inc., no. 386 27 231

Hostetter v. Idlewild Liquor Corp., no. 116 27 232

Jackson v. Denno, no. 62 27 233

Jacobellis v. State of Ohio, no. 11 27 234

Lucas v. Colorado General Assembly, nos. 508 and20

27 235 - 236

Maryland Committee for Fair Representation v.Tawes, no. 29

27 237

Massiah v. U.S., no. 199 27 238

Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. v. Elmore and Stahl,no. 292

28 239

National Equipment Rental, Ltd. v. Szukhent, no. 81 28 240 - 241

Panico v. U.S., no. 45 28 242

Parsons v. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co., no.32

28 243

A Quantity of Copies of Books v. Kansas, no. 449 28 244

Reynolds v. Sims, nos. 23, 27, and 41 28 245 - 246

Roman v. Sincock, no. 307 28 247

Simpson v. Union Oil Co. of California, no. 87 29 248 - 249

Southern Railway v. U.S., nos. 74 and 93 29 250 - 251

Stoner v. California, no. 209 29 252

Teamsters Local 20 v. Morton, no. 485 29 253

U.S. v. Aluminum Co. of America, no. 204 29 254


1963 October Term



U.S. v. State of Vermont, no. 509 29 255

U.S. v. Wisenfeld Warehouse Co., no. 92 30 256

Wesberry v. Sanders, no. 22 30 257 - 258

WMCA v. Lomenzo, no. 20 30 259

1964 October Term

All States Freight, Inc. v. New York, New Haven,and Hartford Railroad Co., no. 22

30 260

American Ship Building v. National Labor RelationsBoard, no. 255

30 261 - 262

Armstrong v. Manzo, no. 149 30 263

Atlantic Refining Co. v. Federal Trade Commission,nos. 292 and 296

31 264

Beck v. State of Ohio, no. 18 31 265

Calhoon v. Harvey, no. 17 31 266

Carrington v. Rash, no. 82 31 267

Corbett v. Stergios, no. 179 31 268

Douglas v. State of Alabama, no. 313 31 269

Estes v. State of Texas, no. 256


Opinions 32 273

Federal Trade Commission v. Consolidated FoodsCorp., no. 422

32 274

Federal Trade Commission v. Texaco, Inc., no. 635 32 275

Fireboard Paper Products Corp. v. National LaborRelations Board, no. 14

32 276

General Motors Corp., v. District of Columbia, no.352

32 277

Gillespie v. United States Steel, no. 10 32 278

Griffin v. State of California, no. 202 32 279

Griswold v. Connecticut, no. 496


Opinion drafts and opinions 33 281 - 283

Hamm v. City of Rock Hill, nos. 2 and 5 33 284

Jankovich v. Indiana Toll Road Commission, no. 60 33 285

McKinnie v. State of Tennessee, no. 148 33 286

McLaughlin v. State of Florida, no. 11 33 287

Pointer v. State of Texas, no. 577 33 288


1964 October Term



Railway Clerks v. Association for the Benefit ofNon-Contract Employees, nos. 138, 139, and 369

33 289

Simons v. Miami Beach First National Bank, no.363

33 290

Stanford v. State of Texas, no. 40 33 291

Turner v. State of Louisiana, no. 53 33 292

U.S. v. Gainey, no. 13 34 293 - 294



1965 October Term

Burns v. Richardson, nos. 318, 323, and 409 34 297

Commissioners of Internal Revenue v. Tellier, no.351

34 298

Davis v. U.S., no. 980 34 299

Federal Trade Commission v. Borden Co., no. 106 34 300 - 301

State of Georgia v. Rachel, no. 147



Giaccio v. State of Pennsylvania, no. 47 35 305

Ginzberg v. U.S., no. 42 35 306 - 307

City of Greenwood v. Peacock, nos. 471 and 649

Opinion drafts 35 308 - 310

Opinions 36 311

Oversize material 680

Harris v. U.S., no. 6 36 312

James v. Louisiana, no. 23 36 313

Johnson v. New Jersey, 762 36 314

Kent v. U.S., no. 104 36 315

Miranda v. Arizona, nos. 759, 760, 761, and 584 36 316

Mishkin v. State of New York, no. 49 36 317

Nicholas v. U.S., no. 650 36 318 - 319

Richmond Television Corp. v. U.S., no. 420 36 320

Rinaldi v. Yeager, no. 940 36 321

Rosenblatt v. Baer, no. 38 37 322 - 323

Seaboard R. Company v. United States of America,nos. 425 and 555

37 324


1965 October Term



Seagram v. Hostetter, no. 545 37 325 - 327

Shuttlesworth v. City of Birmingham, no. 5 37 328

Tehan v. U.S. Ex Rel Shott, no. 52 37 329 - 330

U.A.W. v. Hoosier Cardinal Corp., no. 387 38 331

U.S. v. Catto, no. 535 38 332

U.S. v. Guest, no. 65 38 333 - 335

U.S. v. O'Malley, no. 127 38 336

U.S. v. Von's Grocery Co., no. 303

Opinion Drafts 38 337

Opinion drafts and Opinions 39 338 - 339

Western Pacific Railroad Co. v. U.S., no. 12 39 340



1966 October Term

Anders v. California, no. 98 39 343

Berenyi v. Immigration and Naturalization Service,no. 66

39 344

Berger v. New York, no. 615

Memoranda and opinion drafts 39 345


Cascade Natural Gas Corp. v. El Paso Natural GasCo., nos. 4, 5, and 24

40 348 - 350

Chapman v. California, no. 95 40 351

Chicago and North Western Railway Co. v.Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co., nos. 8and 23


Opinions 41 353

De Joseph v. Connecticut, no. 759, misc. 41 354

Fleischmann Distilling Corp. v. Maier Brewing Co.,no. 214

41 355

In the Matter of Gault, no. 116 41 356 - 358

Hoffa v. U.S., nos. 32, 33, 34, and 35 41 359 - 360

Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Errico,nos. 54 and 91

42 361

Jackson v. Lykes Brothers Steamship Co., Inc., no.575

42 362

Loving v. Commonwealth of Virginia, no. 395 42 363


1966 October Term



McCray v. State of Illinois, no. 159 42 364

Miller v. Pate, no. 250 42 365

National Bellas Hess, Inc. v. Department ofRevenue, the State of Illinois, no. 241

42 366

National Labor Relations Board v. Acme IndustrialCo., no. 52

42 367

National Labor Relations Board v. C & C PlywoodCorp., no. 53

42 368

National Woodwork Manufacturers v. NationalLabor Relations Board, nos. 110 and 111

43 369 - 370

Northeastern Pennsylvania National Bank & TrustCo. v. U.S., no. 637

43 371

Nowakowski v. Maroney, no. 222 43 372

O'Connor v. Ohio, no. 477 43 373

Osborn v. U.S., no. 29 43 374 - 375

Redrup v. State of New York, nos. 3, 16, and 50 43 376 - 377

Spencer v. State of Texas, nos. 68, 69, and 70 44 378

Thorpe v. Housing Authority, City of Durham, no.712

44 379

Transportation-Communication Employees Union v.Union Pacific Railroad Co., no. 28

44 380

U.S. v. Arnold, Schwinn & Co., no. 25 44 381

U.S. v. Fabrizio, no. 47 44 382

Utah Pie Co. v. Continental Baking Co., no. 18 44 383

Walker v. City of Birmingham, no. 249 44 384 - 385

Watkins v. Conway, no. 65 45 386

Winter v. Beck, no. 75 45 387

Woodbury v. Naturalization and ImmigrationService, nos. 40 and 80

45 388


1967 October Term

Albrecht v. Herald Co., no. 43 45 390

Alderman v. U.S., nos. 133 [OT 1967], 11 and 197[OT 1968]

45 391

Avco Corp. v. Aero Lodge, nos. 735 and 445 45 392

Avery v. Midland County, Texas, no. 39 45 393

Banks v. Chicago Grain Trimmers Association, Inc.,no. 59

45 394

Beecher v. Alabama, no. 92, misc. 45 395


1967 October Term



Bruton v. U.S., no. 705 46 396

Bumper v. North Carolina, no. 1016 46 397

Burke v. Ford and Kunc, no. 632 46 398

Carafas v. LaVallee, no. 71 46 399

Central Magazine Sales v. U.S., no. 368 46 400

Connor v. City of Hammond, no. 259 46 401

Epton v. New York, nos. 502 and 771 46 402

Federal Trade Commission v. Fred Meyer, Inc., no.27

46 403

Flast v. Cohen, no. 416 46 404 - 405

Fort v. City of Miami, no. 91 46 406

Fortnightly Corp. v. United Artists Television, Inc.,no. 618

46 407 - 408

Germann v. U.S., no. 384 47 409

Ginsberg v. New York, no. 47 47 410 - 411

Greenwald v. Wisconsin, no. 417, misc. 47 412

Grosso v. U.S., no. 12 47 413

Hanover Shoe, Inc. v. United Shoe MachineryCorp., nos. 335 and 463

47 414

Harrison v. U.S., no. 876 47 415 - 416

Holmes v. U.S., no. 1072 47 417

Hughes v. State of Washington, no. 15 47 418

International Longshoremen's Association v.Philadelphia Marine Trade Association, nos. 34 and78

47 419

Jones v. Mayer Co., no. 645 48 420 - 422

Katz v. U.S., no. 35 48 423 - 425

Lee v. State of Florida, no. 174 48 426

Marchetti v. U.S., no. 2 49 427 - 428

Menominee Tribe of Indians v. U.S., no. 187 49 429

Mora v. McNamara, no. 401 49 430

Newman v. Piggie Park Enterprises Inc., no. 339 49 431

Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma v. U.S., no.219

49 432

Potomac News Co. v. U.S., no. 164 49 433

Smith v. State of Illinois, no. 158 49 434

U.S. v. Correll, no. 113 49 435


1967 October TermU.S. v. Jackson, no. 85



U.S. v. Jackson, no. 85


Memoranda and opinions 50 438

U.S. v. Johnson, no. 482 50 439

U.S. v. State of Louisiana, no. 9 50 440 - 442

Volkswagenwerk Aktiengesellschaft v. FederalMaritime Commission, no. 69



Walker v. Wainwright, no. 786, misc. 51 447

Witherspoon v. State of Illinois, no. 1015 51 448 - 452

Zschering v. Miller, no. 21 52 453


1968 October Term

Alderman v. U.S., nos. 133 [OT 1967], 11, and 197[OT 1968]

52 455

Bingler v. Johnson, no. 473 52 456

Boulden v. Holman, no. 644 52 457

Chimel v. State of California, no. 770 52 458 - 459

Citizen Publishing Co. v. U.S., no. 243 52 460

Davis v. State of Mississippi, no. 645 53 461

Desist v. U.S., no. 12 53 462 - 463

Epperson v. State of Arkansas, no. 7 53 464

Federal Marine Terminals v. Burnside Shipping Co.,Ltd., no. 291

53 465

Federal Trade Commission v. Texaco, Inc., no. 24 53 466

Fuller v. State of Alaska, no. 249 53 467

Giordano v. U.S., no. 28 53 468

Gregory v. City of Chicago, no. 60 53 469

Gruenthal v. The Long Island Railroad Co., no. 35 53 470

Gunn v. University Committee to End the War inViet Nam, no. 269

54 471 - 472

Harris v. Nelson, no. 199 54 473

Kaiser v. New York, no. 62 54 474

Kramer v. Union Free School District, no. 258 54 475

Leary v. U.S., no. 65 54 476


1968 October Term



Maxwell v. Bishop, no. 622 54 477

Moore v. Ogilvie, no. 620 54 478

Norfolk Monument Co., Inc., v. Woodlawn MemorialGardens, no. 1040

54 479

State of North Carolina v. Pearce, nos. 413, 418



Oestereich v. Selective Service Board, no. 46 55 483 - 484

Orozco v. State of Texas, no. 641 55 485

Palmieri v. State of Florida, no. 131 55 486

Powell v. McCormack, no. 138 55 487 - 489

Recznik v. City of Lorain, no. 323 55 490

Shapiro v. Thompson, nos. 9, 33, and 34 56 491 - 492

Shipley v. California, no. 540, misc. 56 493

Shuttlesworth v. City of Birmingham, no. 42 56 494 - 495

Smith v. Hooey, no. 198 56 496

Socialist Labor Party v. Rhodes, no. 544 56 497

Spinelli v. U.S., no. 8 56 498

Stanley v. State of Georgia, no. 293 56 499

Sullivan v. U.S., no. 610 57 500

Tinker v. Des Moines Independent CommunitySchool District, no. 21

57 501

U.S. v. State of Louisiana, no. 9 57 502 - 505

U.S. v. Skelly Oil, Co., no. 280 57 506

Von Cleff v. New Jersey, no. 837 58 507

WHYY v. Borough of Glassboro, no. 10 58 508

Williams v. Rhodes, nos. 543 and 544 58 509 - 512

Young Men's Christian Association v. United Statesof America, no. 517

58 513


1969 October Term

Ashe v. Swenson, no. 57 58 515 - 516

Baldwin v. State of New York, no. 188 59 517 - 518

Boys Market, Inc. v. Retail Clerks Union, no. 7 59 519

Breen v. Selective Service, no. 65 59 520

Brockington v. Rhodes, no. 31 59 521


1969 October Term



Carlos v. New York, no. 524 59 522

Carter v. Jury Commission of Greene County, no.30

59 523 - 525

Carter v. West Feliciana Parish School Board, nos.944 and 972

59 526

Chambers v. Maroney, no. 830 60 527

Coleman and Stephens v. State of Alabama, no. 72 60 528 - 529

Dandridge v. Williams, no. 131 60 530 - 531

First National Bank v. Dickinson, nos. 19 and 34 60 532

Goldberg v. Kelly, no. 62 60 533

Greenbelt Cooperative Publishing Association, Inc.v. Bresler, no. 413


Opinion drafts and opinions 61 535

Gunn v. University Committee to End the War inViet Nam, no. 7

61 536

Gutknecht v. U.S., no. 71 61 537

Hall v. Beals, no. 39 61 538

Hunter v. State of Ohio, no. 654 61 539

Maxwell v. Bishop, no. 13 61 540

Mitchell v. Donovan, no. 726 61 541

Moon v. State of Maryland, no. 267 61 542

Mulloy v. U.S., no. 655 61 543

Nash v. U.S., no. 678 62 544

New Haven Inclusion Cases, nos. 914, 916, 920,1038, and 1057



Perkins v. Standard Oil Co. of California, nos. 1507and 1556

63 557

City of Phoenix, Arizona v. Kolodziejski, no. 1066 63 558

Pike v. Church, no. 301 63 559

Ross v. Bernhard, no. 42 63 560 - 561

Sears, Roebuck and Co. v. Carpet Layers, no. 476 63 562

Standard Industries v. Tigrett Industries, no. 445 63 563

Turner v. Fouche, no. 23 64 564 - 565

U.S. v. Kordel, no. 87 64 566


1969 October Term



U.S. v. Reynolds, no. 88 64 567

U.S. v. Seckinger, no. 395 64 568

Vale v. State of Louisiana, no. 727 64 569

Wheeler v. Montgomery, no. 14 64 570

Williams v. State of Florida, no. 927 64 571


1970 October Term

Baird v. State Bar of Arizona, no. 15 65 573

Bostic v. U.S., no. 5250 65 574

Boyle v. Landry, no. 4 65 575

Byrne v. Karalexis, no. 83 65 576

Clay v. U.S., no. 783 65 577 - 578

Coates v. City of Cincinnati, no. 117 65 579

Connell v. Higginbotham, no. 79 65 580

Coolidge v. New Hampshire, no. 323 66 581 - 586

Dutton v. Evans, no. 10 67 587 - 589

Dyson v. Stein, no. 41 67 590

Ehlert v. U.S., no. 120 67 591

Giglio v. U.S., no. 29 67 592

Goss v. Board of Education of the City of Knoxville,Tennessee

67 593

Griffin v. Breckenridge, no. 144 67 594 - 595

Groppi v. State of Wisconsin, no. 26 68 596

Investment Co. Institute v. Camp, no. 61 68 597 - 598

Jenness v. Fortson, no. 5714 68 599

Johnson v. Louisiana, no. 5161 68 600

Johnson v. U.S., no. 5247 68 601

Kennerly v. District Court of Montana, no. 5370 68 602

Law Students Civil Rights Council, Inc. v.Wadmond, no. 49


Memoranda, opinion drafts, and opinions 69 604

Lines v. Frederick, no. 412 69 605

Milton v. Wainwright, no. 5712 69 606

Monitor Patriot Co. v. Roy, no. 62 69 607


1970 October Term



National Labor Relations Board v. Natural GasUtility District, no. 785

69 608

Nelson v. O'Neil, no. 336 69 609

New York Times Co. v. U.S., nos. 1873 and 1885 69 610 - 611

Ocala Star Banner Co. v. Damron, no. 118 69 612

Odom v. U.S., no. 300 70 613

State of Oregon v. Mitchell, nos. 43, 44, 46, and 47 70 614 - 619

Palmer v. City of Euclid, Ohio, no. 143 71 620

Perez v. Ledesma, no. 60 71 621 - 623

Perez v. U.S., no. 600 71 624

Procunier v. Atchley, no. 44 71 625

Rosenberg v. Yee Chien Woo, no. 156 71 626

Peter St. Clair v. Selective Service Local Board No.35 in Brooklyn, New York, et al., no. 6295

71 627

Samuels v. Mackell, nos. 7 and 9 71 628

In Re Stolar, no. 18 71 629

Thompson v. U.S., no. 5272 71 630

Time, Inc. v. Pape, no. 109 72 631

Triangle Improvement Council v. Ritchie, no. 712 72 632

U.S. v. International Minerals & Chemical Corp., no.557

72 633

U.S. v. Jorn, no. 19 72 634

U.S. v. Thirty-seven Photographs, no. 133 72 635

U.S. v. Vuitch, no. 84 72 636 - 637

U.S. v. Weller, no. 77 72 638

Usner v. Luckenbach Overseas Corp., no. 47 73 639

Whitcomb v. Chavis, no. 92 73 640 - 641

Younger v. Harris, nos. 2, 4, 7, 9, 41, and 83 73 642


1971 October Term

Error in numbering--There are no materials in folder 644.

Apodaca v. Oregon, no. 69-5046 73 645

Beecher v. State of Alabama, no. 6497 73 646

Board of Regents v. Roth, no. 162 73 647 - 648

Boyd v. Dutton, no. 5075 74 649

Branzburg v. Hayes, nos. 85, 94, and 57 74 650 - 652


1971 October Term



California Motor Transport Co. v. TruckingUnlimited, no. 92

74 653

Chevron Oil Co. v. Huson, no. 70-11 74 654

Cole v. Richardson, no. 70-14 74 655

Dukes v. Warden, no. 71-5172 75 656

Duncan v. State of Tennessee, no. 70-5122 75 657

Ford Motor Co. v. U.S., no. 70-113 75 658 - 659

Fuentes v. Shevin, no. 70-5039 75 660 - 663

Furman v. State of Georgia, nos. 69-5003, 69-5030,and 69-5031

76 664 - 668

Gonzales v. Beto, no. 71-5580 76 669

Harris v. Washington, no. 70-5213 76 670

Hicks v. Pleasure House, Inc. no. 70-127 76 671

Johnson v. Louisiana, no. 69-5035


Opinions 77 674

Kirby v. Illinois, no. 70-5061 77 675 - 676

Laird, Secretary of Defense v. Nelms, no. 71-573 77 677

Loper v. Beto, no. 70-5388 77 678 - 680

Love v. Pullman Co., no. 70-5033 77 681

Lynch v. Household Finance Corp., no. 70-5058



Milton v. Wainwright, Director, Florida Divisions ofCorrections, no. 70-5012

78 684

Mitchum, dba Book Mart v. Foster, no. 70-27 78 685

Parisi v. Davidson, no. 70-91 78 686

Perry v. Sindermann, no. 70-36 78 687 - 688

Reliance Electric Co. v. Emerson Electric Co., no.70-79

78 689

Richardson, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Belcher, no. 70-53

79 690

Roudebush v. Hartke, no. 70-66 79 691

Schilb v. Kuebel, no. 70-90 79 692

Sierra Club v. Morton, Secretary of the Interior, no.70-34

79 693 - 694

Sixty-seventh Minnesota State Senate v. Beens,nos. 71-1024 and 71-1145

79 695


1971 October Term



Stanley v. Illinois, no. 70-5014 79 696

U.S. v. Campos-Serrano, no. 70-46 80 697

U.S. v. Christian Echoes National Ministry, Inc., no.71-565

80 698

U.S. v. Scotland Neck City Board of Education, no.70-130

80 699

U.S. v. Tucker, no. 70-86 80 700

Wisconsin v. Yoder, no. 70-110 80 701 - 702

Wright v. Council of the City of Emporia, no. 70-188 80 703 - 704


1972 October Term

Almeida-Sanchez v. U.S., no. 71-6278 81 706 - 708

Almota Farmers Elevator & Warehouse Co. v. U.S.,no. 71-951

81 709 - 710

Brennan, Secretary of Labor v. Arnheim & Neely,Inc., no. 71-1598

81 711

Butz, Secretary of Agriculture v. Glover LivestockCommission Co., Inc., no. 71-1545

81 712

California v. LaRue, no. 71-36 81 713

Chaffin v. Stynchcombe, Sheriff of Fulton County,no. 71-6732

82 714

Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. v. DemocraticNational Committee, no. 71-863

82 715 - 718

Cupp, Superintendent Oregon State Penitentiary, v.Murphy, no. 72-212

82 719

Environmental Protection Agency v. Mink, no.71-909

83 720

Evco Instructional Designs v. Jones, no. 71-857 83 721

Executive Jet Aviation, Inc. v. City of Cleveland,Ohio, no. 71-678

83 722 - 723

Georgia v. U.S., no. 72-75 83 724

Gomez v. Perez, no. 71-575 83 725

Gosa v. Mayden, no. 71-6314 83 726 - 727

Hurtado v. U.S., no. 71-6742



Indiana Employment Security Division v. Burney,no. 71-1119

84 730

Keeble v. U.S., no. 72-5323 84 731


1972 October Term



National Labor Relations Board v. International VanLines, no. 71-895

84 732

Otter Tail Power Company v. U.S., no. 71-991 84 733 - 734

Pittsburgh Press Company v. PittsburghCommission on Human Relations, no. 72-419

84 735 - 736

Preiser v. Rodriguez, no. 71-1369 84 737 - 739

Roe v. Wade, no. 70-18 85 740 - 743

Rosario v. Rockefeller, no. 71-1371 85 744

San Antonio Independent School District v.Rodriguez, no. 71-1332

Error in numbering--There are no materials in folder designated 745-748.

Opinion drafts and correspondence 85 749 - 750


Schneckloth Conservation Center v. Bustamonte,no. 71-732

86 753 - 755

Tidewater Oil Co. v. U.S. and Phillips PetroleumCo., no. 71-366



Union Oil Co. of California v. The Tugboat SanJacinto, no. 71-900

87 758

U.S. v. Ash, no. 71-1255 87 759

U.S. v. Calandra, no. 72-734 87 760

U.S. v. Cartwright, no. 71-1665 87 761

U.S. v. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co.,no. 72-90

87 762

U.S. v. Dionisio, no. 71-229



U.S. v. Enmons, no. 71-1193 88 766 - 767

U.S. v. Jim, nos. 71-1509 and 71-1612 88 768

U.S. v. Kras, no. 71-749 88 769

U.S. v. Little Lake Misere Land Co., no. 71-1459 88 770

U.S. v. Mara, aka Marasovich, no. 71-850 88 771

U.S. v. Russell, no. 71-1585 88 772

U.S. v. Students Challenging Regulatory AgencyProcedures, no. 72-535

89 773 - 776

U.S. Department of Agriculture v. Murry, no. 72-848 89 777


1972 October Term



Vlandis v. Kline, no. 72-493 89 778 - 779

Webb v. State of Texas, no. 71-6647 90 780

Call for responses 90 781

Circulation record 90 782 - 784


1973 October Term

American Pipe and Construction Company v. Utah,no. 72-1195

90 786 - 787

Baker v. Gold Seal Liquors, Inc., no. 73-804 90 788

Blackledge v. Perry, no. 72-1660 90 789 - 790

Bonelli Cattle Company v. State of Arizona, no.72-397

91 791

Cardwell v. Lewis, no. 72-1603 91 792

Cleveland Board of Education v. LaFleur, no.72-777

91 793 - 794

Davis v. State of Alaska, no. 72-5794 91 795

Davis v. United States, no. 72-1454 91 796 - 797

DeFunis v. Odegaard, no. 73-235



Donnelly v. DeChristoforo, no. 72-1570 92 800

Exxon Corporation v. Preston, no. 73-232 92 801

Falk v. Brennan, Secretary of Labor, United StatesDepartment of Labor, no. 72-844

92 802

Florida Power and Light Company v. InternationalBrotherhood of Electric Workers, no. 73-556

92 803 - 804

Foley v. Blair and Company, no. 72-1154 92 805

Fuller v. State of Oregon, no. 73-5280 92 806 - 807

Geduldig v. Aiello, no. 73-640 93 808 - 809

In Re Ann Goalen, no. 73-5359 93 810

Gustafson v. State of Florida, no. 71-1669 93 811

Hess v. State of Indiana, no. 73-5290 93 812

Kosydar v. National Cash Register Company, no.73-629

93 813

Kusper v. Pontikes, no. 71-1631 93 814 - 815

Lau v. Nichols, no. 72-6520 93 816

State of Michigan v. Tucker, no. 73-482 93 817


1973 October Term



Milliken, Governor of Michigan, v. Bradley, no.73-434

94 818 - 821

Mitchell v. W.T. Grant Company, no. 72-6160 94 822 - 823

Musser v. United States, no. 72-1733 and 72-6748 94 824

National Labor Relations Board v. MagnavoxCompany of Tennessee, no. 72-1637

94 825

National Railroad Passenger Corporation v.National Association of Railroad Passengers, no.72-1289

95 826

O'Brien v. Skinner, no. 72-1058 95 827

Parker v. Levy, no. 73-206 95 828 - 829

Pell v. Procunier, no. 73-918 95 830 - 831

Phillips Petroleum Company v. TexacoIncorporated, no. 73-347

95 832

Satiacum v. Washington, no. 72-552 95 833

Saxbe v. Washington Post Company, no. 73-1265 96 834

Scherk v. Alberto-Culver Company, no. 73-781 96 835 - 837

Schlesinger v. Reservists Committee to Stop theWar, no. 72-1188

96 838

Schmidt v. Lessard, no. 73-568 96 839

Secretary of the Navy, v. Avrech, no. 72-1713 96 840

Steffel v. Thompson, no. 72-5581 96 841

Super Tire Engineering Company v. McCorkle, no.72-1554

97 842

Teleprompter Corporation v. ColumbiaBroadcasting System, Inc., no. 72-1628

97 843 - 844

U.S. v. Edwards, no. 73-88 97 845

U.S. v. General Dynamics Corporation, no. 72-402 97 846 - 847

U.S. v. Kahn, no. 72-1328 97 848

U.S. v. Richardson, no. 72-885 98 849 - 850

1974 October Term

Albemarle Paper Co. v. Moody, no. 74-389 98 851 - 852

American Radio Association, AFL-CIO v. MobileSteamship Association, Inc., no. 73-748

98 853

Cantrell v. Forest City Publishing Co., no. 73-5520 98 854

Chemehuevi Tribe of Indians v. Federal PowerCommission, no. 73-1380




1974 October Term



Colonial Pipeline Co. v. Triangle, Collector ofRevenue of Louisiana, no. 73-1595

99 858

Connell Construction Co., Inc. v. Plumbers andSteamfitters, no. 73-1256

99 859 - 861

DeCoteau, Natural Mother and Next Friend ofFeather v. District County Court, no. 73-1148



Dunn v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, no.73-1728

100 864

Estelle v. Dorrough, no. 74-479 100 865

Faretta v. State of California, no.73-5772 100 866 - 868

Federal Aviation Administration v. Robertson, no.74-450

100 869

Gerstein v. Pugh, no. 73-477



Gonzales v. Automatic Employees Credit Union,no. 73-858

101 872

Gordon v. New York Stock Exchange, no. 74-304 101 873

Herring v. State of New York, no. 73-6587 101 874 - 876

Hicks v. Miranda, no. 74-156 101 877

Kelley v. Southern Pacific Co., no. 73-1270 101 878

Kugler v. Helfant, no. 74-80 102 879

Lefkowitz, Attorney General of New York v.Newsome, no. 73-1627

102 880 - 881

Linden Lumber Division, Summer & Co. v. NationalLabor Relations Board, no. 73-1231

102 882

Manes v. Meyers, no. 73-689 102 883

Meek v. Pittenger, no. 73-1765


Opinions 103 886

Muniz v. Hoffman, Regional Director, NationalLabor Relations Board, no. 73-1924

103 887 - 888

North Georgia Finishing, Inc. v. Di-Chem Inc., no.73-1121

103 889

O'Connor v. Donaldson, no. 74-8 103 890 - 892

Schlesinger, Secretary of Defense v. Ballard, no.73-776

103 893


1974 October Term



Twentieth Century Music Corp. v. Aikens, no.74-452

104 894 - 895

U.S. v. American Building Maintenance Industries,no. 73-1689

104 896

U.S. v. Bisceglia, no. 73-1245 104 897

U.S. v. Citizens and Southern National Bank, no.73-1933

104 898 - 900

U.S. v. Feola, no. 73-1123 105 901 - 902

U.S. v. ITT Continental Baking Co., no. 73-1290 105 903

U.S. v. John R. Park, no. 74-215 105 904

U.S. v. Reliable Transfer Co., Inc., no. 74-363 105 905 - 906

1975 October Term

Abbott Laboratories v. Portland Retail DruggistsAssociation, Inc., no. 74-1274

105 907

Pearl Barrett v. U.S., no. 74-5566 106 908

Peter H. Beer v. U.S., no. 73-1869 106 909 - 910

Bray v. U.S., no. 75-5182 106 911

Brown v. General Services Administration, no.74-768

106 912

Buckley v. Valeo, Secretary of the United StatesSenate, no. 75-436


Memoranda 106 925 - 927



Calley v. Callaway, Secretary of the Army 108 937

Cantor, dba Seldon Drug Co. v. Detroit Edison Co.,no. 75-122

108 938 - 940

Chandler v. Roudebush, Administrator of Veterans'Affairs, no. 74-1599



City of Charlotte v. Local 660, InternationalAssociation of Firefighters, no. 75-250

109 943

Colorado River Water Conservation District v. U.S.,no. 74-940

109 944

Elrod v. Burns, no. 74-1520 109 945


1975 October Term



Environmental Protection Agency v. California exrel. State Water Resources Control Board, no.74-1435

109 946

Francis v. Henderson, no. 74-5808 109 947

Greer v. Spock, no. 74-848



Gregg v. State of Georgia, no. 74-6257



Hancock, Attorney General of Kentucky v. Train,Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency,no. 74-220

111 959

Hills, Secretary of Housing and Urban Developmentv. Gautreaux, no. 74-1047

111 960

Hines v. Anchor Motor Freight, Inc., no. 74-1025 111 961

Hortonville Joint School District No. 1 v. HortonvilleEducation Association, no. 74-1606

111 962

Hudgens v. National Labor Relations Board, no.74-773

112 963 - 964

Jurek v. State of Texas, no. 75-5394 112 965 - 967

State of Michigan v. Mosley, no. 74-653 112 968 - 969

Middendorf, Secretary of the Navy v. Henry, no.74-175



Moore v. State of Illinois, no. 74-6464 113 972

National Association for the Advancement ofColored People v. Federal Power Commission, no.74-1608

113 973

National Bank of North America v. Associates ofObstetrics and Female Surgery, Inc., no. 75-1106

113 974

North v. Russell, no. 74-1409 113 975 - 976

State of Ohio v. Gallagher, no. 74-492 113 977

Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers InternationalUnion, AFL-CIO v. Mobile Oil Corporation, no.74-1254

113 978

Planned Parenthood of Central Missouri v.Danforth, Attorney General of Missouri, no. 74-1151



1975 October TermPlanned Parenthood of Central Missouri v. Danforth, Att [...]





Proffitt v. State of Florida, no. 75-5706 114 983 - 984

Quinn v. Muscare, no. 75-130 114 985

Radzanower v. Touche Ross & Co., no. 75-268 114 986

Roberts v. State of Louisiana, no. 75-5844 114 987 - 988

Roemer v. Board of Public Works of Maryland, no.74-730

115 989

Rose v. Locke, no. 74-1451 115 990

Runyon et ux., dba Bobbe's School v. McCrary, no.75-62

115 991 - 993

Simon, Secretary of the Treasury v. EasternKentucky Welfare Rights Organization, no. 74-1124

115 994

Stone v. Powell, no. 74-1055



Turner v. Department of Employment Security andBoard of Review of the Industrial Commission ofUtah, no. 74-1312

116 997

U.S. v. Bornstein, no. 74-712 116 998 - 999

U.S. v. Dinitz, no. 74-928 116 1000

U.S. v. Gaddis, no. 74-1141 116 1001

U.S. v. Mandujano, no. 74-754 116 1002 -1003

U.S. v. Powell, no. 74-884 116 1004

U.S. v. United Continental Tuna Corporation, no.74-869

117 1005

U.S. v. Watson, no. 74-538 117 1006

Usery, Secretary of Labor v. Turner Elkhorn MiningCo., No. 74-1302

117 1007 -1008

Virginia State Board of Pharmacy v. VirginiaCitizens Consumer Council, Inc., no. 74-895

117 1009 -1010

Woodson v. State of North Carolina, no. 75-5491


Opinion drafts and opinions 118 1012 -1015

Young v. American Mini Theatres, Inc., no. 75-312 118 1016

1976 October Term

Abood v. Detroit Board of Education, no. 75-1153


1976 October TermAbood v. Detroit Board of Education, no. 75-1153





Belcher v. Stengel, no. 75-823 119 1020

Blackledge v. Allison, no. 75-1693 119 1021 -1022

Bounds v. Smith, no. 75-915 119 1023

Brewer v. Williams, no. 74-1263

Opinion drafts 119 1024 -1025


Califano, Secretary of Health, Education andWelfare v. Sanders, no. 75-1443

120 1028

Castaneda v. Partida, no. 75-1552 120 1029 -1030

Chappelle v. The Greater Baton Rouge AirportDistrict, No. 76-352

120 1031

Codd, Police Commissioner, City of New York v.Vegler, no. 75-812

120 1032

Connor v. Finch, Governor of Mississippi, no.76-777

120 1033

Costello v. Wainwright, Secretary of FloridaDepartment of Offender Rehabilitation, no. 76-5920

120 1034

Craig v. Boren, Governor of Oklahoma, no. 75-628 121 1035

Davis v. State of Georgia, no. 76-5403 121 1036

Don E. Williams Co. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 75-1312

121 1037

Donovan v. Penn Shipping Co., Inc., no. 76-613 121 1038

Dothard, Director, Department of Public Safety ofAlabama v. Rawlinson, no. 76-422

121 1039

East Texas Motor Freight System, Inc. v.Rodriquez, no. 75-718

121 1040

Freeman v. Zahradnick, Superintendent, VirginiaState Penitentiary, no. 75-6898

121 1041

General Electric Company v. Gilbert, no. 74-1589 121 1042

Hazelwood School District v. United States, no.76-255

122 1043 -1045

Judice v. Vail, no. 75-1397 122 1046

Town of Lockport, New York, v. Citizens forCommunity Action at the Local Level, Inc., no.75-1157

122 1047


1976 October Term



City of Madison Joint School District No. 8 v.Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission, no.75-946

122 1048

Mandel v. Bradley, no. 76-128 [reassigned] 122 1049

Matthews, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. DeCastro, no. 75-1197

122 1050

Moore v. City of East Cleveland, Ohio, no. 75-6289 123 1051 -1053

Moore v. U.S., no. 75-1692 123 1054

Morales v. Turman, no. 76-5881 123 1055

National Labor Relations Board v. EnterpriseAssociation of Steam, Hot Water, HydraulicSprinkler, Pneumatic Tube, Ice Machine andGeneral Pipefitters of New York and Vicinity, LocalUnion No. 638, no.75-777

123 1056

Nolde Brothers, Inc. v. Local No. 358, Bakeryand Confectionery Workers Union, AFL-CIO, no.75-1198

123 1057

Occidental Life Insurance Company of California v.Equal Opportunity Commission, no. 76-99

123 1058 -1059

Scarborough v. U.S., no. 75-1344 124 1060

Smith, Administrator, New York City HumanResources Administration v. Organization of FosterFamilies for Equality and Reform, no. 76-180

124 1061 -1062

Splawn v. State of California, no. 76-143 124 1063

Standard Oil Company of California v. U.S., no.72-1251

124 1064

International Brotherhood of Teamsters v. U.S., no.75-636



Tully v. Griffin, Inc., no. 75-831 125 1070

United Airlines, Inc. v. McDonald, no. 76-545 125 1071

United Jewish Organizations of Williamsburgh, Inc.v. Carey, no. 75-104

125 1072

U.S. v. Dieter, no. 75-1547 125 1073

U.S. v. States of Florida and Texas, no. 54, orig. 125 1074

U.S. v. Foster Lumber Co., Inc., no. 74-799 126 1075

U.S. v. Estelle Jacobs, aka â€œMrs. Kramer,â€�no. 75-1883

126 1076


1976 October Term



Whalen, Commissioner of Health of New York v.Roe, no. 75-839

126 1077

1977 October Term

American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. v. WritersGuild of America West, Inc., no. 76-1121

126 1078

Adamo Wrecking Co. v. U.S., no. 76-911 126 1079

Allied Structural Steel Co. v. Spannaus, AttorneyGeneral of Minnesota, no. 77-747

126 1080 -1082

County Board of Arlington County, Virginia v.Richards, no. 76-1418

127 1083

Board of Curators of the University of Missouri v.Horowitz, no. 76-695

127 1084

Bonelli Cattle Company v. Arizona, no. 72-397 127 1085

Bordenkircher, Penitentiary Superintendent v.Hayes, no. 76-1334

127 1086

Califano v. Torres, nos. 77-88 and 77-126 127 1087

State of California v. State of Texas, no. 76 orig. 127 1088

Central Illinois Public Service Co. v. U.S., no.76-1058

127 1089

Christiansburg Garment Co. v. Equal OpportunityEmployment Commission, no. 76-1383

127 1090

Citizens and Southern National Bank v. Bougas,no. 76-398

127 1091

Crist, Warden v. Bretz, no. 76-1200 128 1092 -1094

Duke Power Co. v. Carolina Environmental StudyGroup, Inc., no. 77-262

128 1095 -1096

Federal Communications Commission v. PacificaFoundation, no. 77-528

128 1097 -1098

Foley v. Connelie, Superintendent of New YorkState Police, no. 76-839

128 1099

Houchins, Sheriff of the County of Alameda,California v. KQED, Inc., no. 76-1310

129 1100 -1102

Key v. Doyle, No. 76-1057 129 1103 -1104

City of Lafayette, Louisiana v. Louisiana Power andLight Co., no. 76-864

Opinion drafts and memoranda 129 1105 -1106


Lakeside v. State of Oregon, no. 76-6942 130 1108 -1109


1977 October Term



Landmark Communications, Inc. v. Virginia, no.76-1450

130 1110

McDaniel v. Paty, no. 76-1427 130 1111

Malone v. White Motor Corp., no. 76-1184 130 1112

Massachusetts v. U.S., no. 76-1500 130 1113

Michigan v. Tyler, no. 76-1608 131 1114 -1115

Mincey v. Arizona, no. 77-5353 131 1116 -1118

National Labor Relations Board v. Bridge Workers,no. 76-719

131 1119

New York v. Cathedral Academy, no. 76-616 131 1120

Owen Equipment and Erection Co. v. Kroger,Administratrix, no. 77-677

132 1121

Parker, Acting Commissioner of Patents andTrademarks v. Flook, no. 77-642

132 1122

Pfizer, Inc., et al. v. Government of India, et al., no.76-749

132 1123 -1125

City of Philadelphia, et al. v. New Jersey et al., no.77-404

132 1126 -1127

Maurice Proctor v. Warden, Maryland Penitentiary,no. 77-5898

132 1128

Quern, Director, Department of Public Aid of Illinois,et al., v. Mandley et al., no. 76-1159

133 1129 -1130

Robinson v. State of Georgia, no. 77-915 133 1131

St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. et al. v.Barry et al., no. 77-240

133 1132 -1133

Sewell v. State of Georgia, no. 76-1738 133 1134

Stump et al. v. Sparkman et vir, no. 76-1750 133 1135

Teal v. State of Georgia, no. 77-790 133 1136

United Airlines, Inc. v. McMann, no. 76-906 133 1137

U.S. v. California [on Bill of Equity], no. 5, orig. 134 1138

U.S. v. Grayson, no. 76-1572 134 1139

U.S. et al. v. LaSalle National Bank et al., no.77-365

134 1140 -1141

U.S. v. New York Telephone, no. 76-835 134 1142 -1143

U.S. v. Wheeler, no. 76-1629 134 1144 -1146

Zablocki, Milwaukee County Clerk, et al. v. Redhailet al., no. 76-879

135 1147 -1148


1977 October Term



Zurcher, Chief of Police of Palo Alto, et al. v.Stanford Daily et al., no. 76-1484

135 1149 -1151

1978 October Term

Arizona Public Service Co. et al. v. Snead, Directorof Revenue Division, Taxation and RevenueDepartment of New Mexico, et al., no. 77-1810

135 1152

Burks et al. v. Lasker et al., no. 77-1724 135 1153

Caban v. Mohammed et ux., no. 77-6431 135 1154 -1155

Califano, Secretary of Health, Education andWelfare v. Aznavorian, no. 77-991

135 1156

California v. Arizona et al., no. 78, orig. 136 1157

Chapman, Commissioner, Department of HumanResources of Texas, et al. v. Houston WelfareRights Organization et al., no. 77-719

136 1158 -1160

Columbus Board of Education et al. v. Penick et al.,no. 78-610

136 1161 -1163

Corbitt v. New Jersey, no. 77-5903 137 1164

County of Los Angeles et al. v. Davis et al., no.77-1553

137 1165

Davis v. Passman, no. 78-5072 137 1166

Dayton Board of Education et al. v. Brinkman et al.,no. 78-627

137 1167

Detroit Edison Co. v. National Labor RelationsBoard, no. 77-968

137 1168 -1169

Gannett Co., Inc. v. DePasquale, County CourtJudge of Seneca County, N.Y., et al., no. 77-1301


Opinion drafts, memoranda, and opinions 138 1171 -1174

Great American Federal Savings and LoanAssociation et al. v. Novotny, no. 78-753

138 1175 -1176

Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., Inc. v. FederalTrade Commission, no. 77-654

138 1177 -1178

Group Life and Health Insurance Co. v. Royal DrugCo., no. 77-952

139 1179 -1181

Herbert v. Lando et al., no. 77-1105 139 1182 -1183

Hisquierdo v. Hisquierdo, no. 77-533 139 1184

Jackson v. Commonwealth of Virginia et al., no.78-5283


1978 October TermJackson v. Commonwealth of Virginia et al., no. 78-5283





Commonwealth of Kentucky v. Whorton, no. 78-749 140 1189

Lalli v. Lalli, Administratrix, no. 77-1115 140 1190

Mackey, Registrar of Motor Vehicles ofMassachusetts v. Montrym et al., no. 77-69

140 1191

McKethan v. U.S., nos. 77-1545 and 77-1557 140 1192

Moore v. Duckworth, no. 78-5795 140 1193

National Muffler Dealers Association, Inc., v. U.S.,no. 77-1172

140 1194

New Jersey v. Portash, no. 77-1489 140 1195 -1196

North Carolina v. Butler, no. 78-354 140 1197

Parham v. Hughes, no. 78-3 141 1198 -1199

Parham, Commissioner, Department of HumanResources of Georgia, et al. v. J. L., et al., no.75-1690

141 1200 -1201

Parklane Hosiery Co., Inc. et al. v. Shore, no.77-1305

141 1202

Personnel Administrator of Massachusetts et al. v.Feeney, no. 78-233

141 1203 -1204

Ramsey v. State of New York, no. 77-6540 142 1205

Rose, Warden v. Mitchell et al., no. 77-1701 142 1206 -1207

Secretary of Public Welfare of Pennsylvania et al. v.Institutionalized Juveniles et al., no. 77-1715

142 1208

Smith v. Maryland, no. 78-5374 142 1209

U.S. v. Bodcaw Co., no. 78-551 142 1210

Washington et al. v. Confederated Bands andTribes of the Yakima Indian Nation, no. 77-388

142 1211 -1213

Wilkins v. U.S., no. 78-5885 142 1214

1979 October Term

Aaron v. Securities and Exchange Commission, no.79-66

143 1215 -1218

Andrus, Secretary of the Interior, et al. v. GloverConstruction Co., no. 79-48

143 1219

Andrus, Secretary of the Interior v. Shell Oil Co. etal., 78-1815

143 1220


1979 October Term



Baldasar v. State of Illinois, no. 77-6219 143 1221

Board of Education, New York City v. Harris, no.78-873



Branti v. Finkel et al., no. 78-1654 144 1225 -1226

Brown, Secretary of Defense, et al. v. Glines, no.78-1006

144 1227

Busic v. U.S., no. 78-6020 144 1228

California Brewers Association et al. v. Bryant et al.,no. 78-1548

144 1229 -1230

Carey, States Attorney of Cook County v. Brown etal., 79-703

145 1231

Central Machinery Co. v. Arizona State TaxCommission, no. 78-1604

145 1232

Fullilove et al. v. Klutznick, Secretary of Commerce,et al., no. 78-1007

145 1233 -1236

Godfrey v. Georgia, no. 78-6899


Opinions 146 1239

Hammet v. Texas, 79-5050 146 1240

Hanrahan et al. v. Hampton et al., nos. 79-912 and79-914

146 1241

Harris v. McRae, no. 79-1268 146 1242 -1246

Harrison v. PPG Industries, Inc., et al., no. 78-1918 147 1247 -1249

Hicks v. Oklahoma, no. 78-6885 147 1250

Idaho ex rel. Evans v. Oregon, no. 67, orig. 147 1251

Mabry v. Klimas, no. 79-622 147 1252

City of Mobile, Alabama, et al. v. Bolden, et al., no.77-1844



Nachman Corp. v. Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp.et al., no. 78-1557

148 1259 -1260


1979 October Term



Pilon v. Bordenkircher, no. 78-6932 148 1261

Tommy Reid, Jr. v. State of Georgia, no. 79-448 148 1262

Richmond Newspapers, Inc., et al. v. Virginia et al.,no. 79-243

148 1263 -1265

Rhode Island v. Innis, no. 78-1076 149 1266 -1268

Ruffin v. State of Georgia, no. 78-6687 149 1269

Rummel v. Estelle, no. 78-6386 149 1270 -1271

Secretary of the Navy v. Huff, no. 78-599 149 1272

Stafford v. Briggs, no. 77-1546 149 1273 -1275

Thompson v. U.S., no. 79-5180 150 1276

Trammel v. U.S., no. 78-5705 150 1277

Transamerica Mortgage Advisors, Inc., (TAMA), etal. v. Lewis, no. 77-1645

150 1278

U.S. v. Mendenhall, no. 78-1821 150 1279 -1281

U.S. v. Raddatz, no. 79-8 150 1282 -1284

Vitek v. Jones, no. 78-1155 151 1285

Washington v. Confederated Tribes, no. 78-630 151 1286 -1288

Whalen v. U.S., no. 78-5471 151 1289 -1291

Whirlpool Corp. v. Marshall, Secretary of Labor, no.78-1870



Williams v. Brown, no. 78-357 152 1295

Williams v. Zbaraz, no. 79-4 152 1296 -1297

Ybarra v. Illinois, no. 78-5937 152 1298 -1300

1980 October Term

Albernaz v. U.S., no. 79-1709 152 1301

Allen v. McCurry, no. 79-935 152 1302 -1303

American Textile Manufacturers Institute, Inc., v.Donovan, Secretary of Labor, no. 79-1429

153 1304 -1306


1980 October Term



Anderson Bros. Ford and Ford Motor Credit Co. v.Valencia, no. 80-84

153 1307 -1308

Ball v. James, no. 79-1740 153 1309

California Medical Association v. Federal ElectionCommission, no. 79-1952

153 1310

Carter v. Kentucky, no. 80-5060 153 1311

Chandler v. Florida, no. 79-1260 154 1312

State of Colorado v. Bannister, no. 79-1901 154 1313

County of Imperial, California v. Munoz, et al., no.79-1003

154 1314

Delaware State College v. Ricks, no. 79-939 154 1315

Democratic Party of U.S. v. LaFollette, no. 79-1631 154 1316 -1317

Donovan, Secretary of Labor v. Dewey, no. 80-901 154 1318

Drake v. Zant, nos. 79-6615 and 79-6704 154 1319

Equal Opportunity Commission v. Associated DryGoods Corp., no. 79-1068

154 1320

Estelle, Corrections Director v. Smith, no. 79-1127 155 1321

Flynt v. Ohio, no. 80-420 155 1322

H. A. Artists and Associates, Inc. v. Actors' EquityAssociation, no. 80-348

155 1323

Kirchberg v. Feenstra, no. 79-1388 155 1324

Lassiter v. Department of Social Services ofDurham County, North Carolina, no. 79-6423

155 1325 -1326

Lehman, Secretary of the Navy v. Nakshian, no.80-242

155 1327 -1329

Martin v. State of Louisiana, no. 79-6341 155 1330

McDaniel v. Sanchez, no. 80-180 155 1331

Michael M. v. Superior Court of Sonoma County,no. 79-1344

156 1332 -1333

Michigan v. Summers, no. 79-1794 156 1334

Minnick v. California Department of Corrections, no.79-1213

156 1335

Monroe v. Standard Oil Co., no. 80-298 156 1336

State of Montana v. U.S., no. 79-1128 156 1337 -1338

National Labor Relations Board v. Amax Coal Co.,no. 80-692

156 1339

State of New York v. Belton, no. 80-328 156 1340

Parratt et al. v. Taylor, no. 79-1734 157 1341


1980 October Term



Robbins v. California, no. 80-148 157 1342 -1343

United Parcel Service, Inc., v. Mitchell, no. 80-169 157 1344

U.S. v. Cortez, no. 79-404 157 1345

U.S. v. Turkette, no. 80-808 157 1346

University of Texas v. Camenisch, no. 80-317 157 1347

Watkins v. Sowders, nos. 79-5949 and 79-5951 157 1348

Watt, Secretary of the Interior v. Alaska, no.79-1890

157 1349

Wood v. State of Georgia, no. 79-6027 157 1350 -1351

Bound Opinions of Justice Stewart

1958-1962 [five volumes] 158 1352

1963-1966 [four volumes] 159 1353

1967-1969 [three volumes] 160 1354

1970-1971 [two volumes] 161 1355

Indexes to Opinions of Justice Stewart

1958-1962 161 1356

1963-1967 161 1357

1968-1972 161 1358

1973-1975 161 1359

1976-1980 161 1360

Cases -Opinions written by other justices

1958 October Term

Abbate v. U.S., no. 7 162 1361

Alaska v. American Can Co., no. 40 162 1362

County of Allegheny v. Mashuda Co., no. 347 162 1363

Allied Stores of Ohio, Inc. v. Bowers, no. 10 162 1364

American Trucking Associations, Inc. v. FriscoTransportation Co., nos. 15, 16 and 19

162 1365

Anonymous Nos. 6 and 7 v. Baker, no. 378 162 1366

Atlantic Refining Co. v. Public Service Commission,nos. 518 and 536

162 1367

Baker v. Texas and Pacific Railway Co., no. 363 162 1368

Barenblatt v. U.S., no. 35 162 1369

Bartkus v. Illinois, no. 1 162 1370

Bibb v. Navajo Freight Lines, Inc., no. 94 162 1371

Series I. Supreme CourtCases -Opinions written by other justices

1958 October Term



Boston and Maine Railroad Co. v. U.S., nos. 310and 322

162 1372

Burns v. State of Ohio, no. 581 162 1373

California v. Washington, no. 12, orig. 162 1374

Cammarano v. U.S., nos. 29 and 50 162 1375

Cofield v. U.S., no. 677, misc. 162 1376

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Hansen, nos.380, 381, and 512

163 1377

In Re Disbarment of Crow, no. 594, misc. 163 1378

Crumady v. Fisser, nos. 61 and 62 163 1379

Deen v. Hickman, no. 133, misc. 163 1380

DeVries v. Baumgartner's Electrical ConstructionCo., no. 551

163 1381

Draper v. U.S., no. 136 163 1382

Evers v. Dwyer, no. 382 163 1383

Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union v.WDAY, Inc., no. 248

163 1384

Frank v. Maryland, no. 278 163 1385

Federal Housing Administration v. The Darlington,Inc., no. 13

163 1386

Federal Trade Commission v. Mandel Brothers,Inc., no. 234

163 1387

Federal Trade Commission v. Simplicity PatternCo., Inc., nos. 406 and 447

163 1388

Felter v. Southern Pacific Co., no. 269 163 1389

Flaxer v. U.S., no. 60 163 1390

Flemming v. Florida Citrus Exchange, no. 27 163 1391

Glus v. Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal, no. 446 163 1392

Greene v. McElroy, no. 180 163 1393

Greene v. U.S., no. 134 163 1394

Grocery Drivers Union v. Seven-Up Bottling Co. ofLos Angeles, no. 169

163 1395

Harris v. U.S., no. 11 163 1396

Harrison v. National Association for theAdvancement of Colored People, no. 127

163 1397

Herd and Co., Inc. v. Krawill Machinery Corp., no.276

164 1398

Herrmann, Trustee v. Rogers, Attorney General ofthe U.S., no. 572

164 1399


1958 October Term



Hinkle v. New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.,no. 28

164 1400

Hotel Employees Local No. 255 v. Leedom, no. 21 164 1401

Hotel Employees Union, Local No. 255 v. SaxEnterprises, Inc., nos. 5 and 6

164 1402

Howard v. Lyons, no. 57 164 1403

Illinois v. Michigan, no. 15, orig. 164 1404

International Boxing Club of New York, Inc. v. U.S.,no. 18

164 1405

Kelly v. Kosuga, no. 267 164 1406

Klor's, Inc. v. Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc., no. 76 164 1407

Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners v.England, no. 849

164 1408

Ladner v. U.S., no. 2 164 1409

Lassiter v. Northampton County Board of Elections,no. 584

164 1410

Lee v. Madigan, no. 42 164 1411

Leedom v. Kyne, no. 14 164 1412

Local 24 of the International Brotherhood of theTeamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen andHelpers of America, AFL-CIO, et al. v. Oliver, A.C. E. Transportation Co., Inc., and Interstate TruckService, Inc., no. 49

164 1413

Magenau v. Aetna Freight Lines, Inc., no. 439 164 1414

Marshall v. U.S., no. 383 164 1415

Melrose Distillers, Inc. v. U.S., no. 404 164 1416

City of Meridian v. Southern Bell Telephone andTelegraph Co., no. 546

164 1417

Mills v. State of Louisiana, nos. 74 and 75 164 1418

Mitchell v. Kentucky Finance Co., Inc., no. 161 164 1419

Mitchell v. Lublin, McGaughy and Associates, no.37

164 1420

S. S. Monrosa v. Carbon Black Export, Inc., no. 178 164 1421

Napue v. State of Illinois, no. 583 164 1422

National Association for the Advancement ofColored People v. Alabama, ex rel. John Patterson,nos. 753 and 674, misc.

164 1423

National Association for the Advancement ofColored People v. Bennett, no. 757

164 1424

National Association for the Advancement ofColored People v. Williams, no. 783

164 1425


1958 October Term



National Labor Relations Board v. Cabot CarbonCo., no. 329

164 1426

State of New Jersey v. U.S., nos. 621 and 622 164 1427

State of New York v. O'Neill, no. 53 164 1428

Northwestern States Portland Cement Co. v. Stateof Minnesota, nos. 12 and 33

165 1429

Oliphant v. Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen andEngineers, no. 560

165 1430

Palermo v. U.S., no. 471 165 1431

Parsons v. Smith, nos. 218 and 305 165 1432

Pennsylvania Railroad Co. v. Day, no. 397 165 1433

People, ex rel. Jennings v. Ragen, no. 185, misc. 165 1434

Petty v. Tennessee-Missouri Bridge Commission,no. 233

165 1435

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. v. U.S., nos. 489 and491

165 1436

Plumbers, Steamfitters, Refrigeration, PetroleumFitters, and Apprentices of Local 298, A. F. of L. v.County of Door, no. 396

165 1437

Railway Express Agency, Inc. v. Virginia, no. 38 165 1438

Raley v. State of Ohio, nos. 175 and 463 165 1439

Rios v. U.S., no. 40, misc. 165 1440

Rogers v. Calumet National Bank of Hammond, no.468

165 1441

Romero v. National Terminal Operating Co., no. 3 165 1442 -1443

Rosenberg v. U.S., no. 451 166 1444

Safeway Stores, Inc. v. Oklahoma Retail GrocersAssociation, Inc., no. 252

166 1445

San Diego Building Trades Council v. Garmon, no.66

166 1446

Scull v. Commonwealth of Virginia, no. 51 166 1447

Securities and Exchange Commission v. VariableAnnuity Life Insurance Co., nos. 290 and 237

166 1448

Service Storage and Transfer Co., Inc. v.Commonwealth of Virginia, no. 92

166 1449

Shuttlesworth v. Birmingham Board of Education ofJefferson County, Alabama, no. 341

166 1450

Sims v. U.S., no. 88 166 1451

Johnny Ray Smith v. U.S., no. 90 166 1452


1958 October Term



Southwestern Sugar and Molasses Co., Inc. v.River Terminals Corp., no. 155

166 1453

Tak Shan Fong v. U.S., no. 110 166 1454

Taylor v. McElroy, no. 504 166 1455

T. I. M. E. Inc. v. U.S., nos. 68 and 96 166 1456

Union Pacific Railroad Co. v. Price, no. 414 166 1457

United Gas Pipe Line Co. v. Memphis Light, Gasand Water, nos. 23, 25, and 26

166 1458

U.S. v. A & P Trucking Co., no. 32 166 1459

U.S. v. Atlantic Refining Co., no. 210 166 1460

U.S. v. Embassy Restaurant, Inc., no. 174 166 1461

U.S. v. Isthmian Steamship Co., no. 285 166 1462

U.S. v. 93.970 Acres of Land, no. 573 166 1463

U.S. v. Radio Corporation of America and NationalBroadcasting Co., Inc., no. 54

167 1464

U.S. v. Shirey, no. 72 167 1465

Uphaus v. Wyman, no. 34 167 1466

Vitarelli v. Seaton, no. 101 167 1467

Williams v. Lee, no. 39 167 1468

Williams v. State of Oklahoma, no. 124 167 1469

Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. v. Bowers, nos. 9and 44

167 1470

1959 October Term

Abel v. U.S., no. 2 167 1471

American Trucking Associations v. U.S., no. 74 167 1472

Aquilino v. U.S., no. 1 167 1473

Armstrong v. U.S., no. 270 167 1474

Arnold v. Ben Kanowsky, Inc., no. 60 167 1475

Ashcroft v. U.S., no. 288, misc. 167 1476

Bailey v. Henslee, no. 167, misc. 167 1477

Blackburn v. Alabama, no. 50 167 1478

Boynton v. Virginia, no. 409 167 1479

Braen v. Pfeifer Oil Transportation Co., Inc., no. 32 167 1480

Clay v. Sun Insurance Office Limited, no. 349 168 1481

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Acker, no. 13 168 1482

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Duberstein,nos. 376 and 546

168 1483


1959 October Term



Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Gillette MotorInc., no. 359

168 1484

Communications Workers Local No. 4372 v.National Labor Relations Board, no. 418

168 1485

Communist Party of the U.S. v. SubversiveActivities Control Board, nos. 537, 8, and 464

168 1486

Conner v. Butler, no. 328 168 1487

Continental Grain Co. v. Barge FBL-585 andFederal Barge Lines, Inc., no. 229

168 1488

Cory Corporation v. Sauber, no. 436 168 1489

Court Martial Cases, nos. 21, 22, 37, and 58 168 1490 -1491

Davis v. Virginian Railway Co., no. 53 168 1492

DeSimone v. U.S., no. 202 168 1493

DeVeau v. Braisted, no. 71 168 1494

Douglas v. Green, no. 438, misc. 168 1495

Dusky v. U.S., no. 504, misc. 168 1496

Federal Power Commission v. Tuscarora IndianNation, nos. 63 and 66

168 1497

Federal Trade Commission v. Anheuser-Busch,Inc., no. 389

168 1498

Federal Trade Commission v. Broch and Co., no.61

169 1499 -1500

Flemming, Secretary of Health, Education andWelfare v. Nestor, no. 54

169 1501

Flora v. U.S., no. 492 [OT 1957] 169 1502 -1503

Florida Lime and Avocado Growers, Inc. v.Jacobsen, no. 49

169 1504

Forman v. U.S., no. 43 169 1505

Gonzalez v. U.S., no. 416 169 1506

Hannah v. Larche, nos. 549 and 550 169 1507 -1508

Harris v. Pennsylvania Railroad Co., no. 81 169 1509

Henry v. U.S., no. 17 170 1510

The Hertz Corp. v. U.S., no. 283 170 1511

Inman v. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co., no. 36 170 1512

Jones v. U.S., no. 69 170 1513

Kimm v. Rosenberg, District Director, Immigrationand Naturalization Service, no. 139

170 1514


1959 October Term



Levine v. U.S., no. 164 170 1515

Lewis v. Benedict Coal Co., nos. 18 and 19 170 1516

Local 24 v. Oliver, no. 813 170 1517

Local Lodge No. 1424 v. National Labor RelationsBoard, no. 44

170 1518

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers v.Missouri-Kansas-Texas R. Co., no. 165

170 1519

Mackey v. Martinez, no. 29 170 1520 -1522

Marine Cooks and Stewards, AFL v. PanamaSteamship Co., no. 403

170 1523

Massey Motors, Inc. v. U.S., nos. 141, 143, and283

170 1524

McGann v. U.S., no. 153 171 1525

Metlakatla Indians v. Egan, nos. 326 and 327 171 1526

Milk Producers Association v. U.S., nos. 62 and 73 171 1527

Miller Music Corporation v. Daniels, no. 214 171 1528

Miner v. Atlas, no. 156 171 1529

The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway Co. v. U.S.,nos. 12, 27, and 28

171 1530

Mitchell, Secretary of Labor v. H. B. Zachry Co., no.83

171 1531

Mitchell, Secretary of Labor v. Robert DeMarioJewelry, Inc., no. 39

171 1532

National Labor Relations Board v. Deena Artware,Inc., no. 46

171 1533

National Labor Relations Board v. InsuranceAgents International Union, AFL-CIO, no. 15

171 1534

Needleman v. U.S., no. 278 171 1535

Nelson and Globe v. County of Los Angeles, no.152

171 1536

New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. v. Scanlon, no.339

171 1537

Niukkanen v. McAlexander, no. 130 171 1538

Nostrand v. Little, no. 342 171 1539

Ohio ex rel. Eaton v. Price, no. 30 171 1540

Parker v. Ellis, no. 38 171 1541

Parr v. U.S., no. 391 171 1542

Pennsylvania Railroad Co. v. U.S., no. 451 171 1543

Petite v. U.S., no. 45 171 1544


1959 October Term



Phillips Chemical Co. v. Dumas IndependentSchool District, no. 40

171 1545

Poret and Labat, no. 307, misc. 171 1546

Rohr Aircraft Corp. v. County of San Diego, no. 295 172 1547

Scales v. U.S., no. 488 [OT 1958] 172 1548

Schaffer v. U.S., nos. 111 and 112 172 1549

Schilling v. Rogers, no. 319 172 1550

Scripto, Inc. v. Carson, no. 80 172 1551

Smith v. State of California, no. 9 172 1552

Stirone v. U.S., no. 35 172 1553

Sullivan v. Behimer, no. 26 172 1554

Sun Oil Co. v. Federal Power Commission, no. 321 172 1555

Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co. v. Federal PowerCommission, no. 335

172 1556

Superior Court v. Washington, ex rel. Yellow CabCo., no. 76

172 1557

Talley v. State of California, no. 154 172 1558

Texas Gas Corporation v. Shell Oil Co., nos. 167and 170

172 1559

Thompson v. City of Louisville, no. 59 172 1560

Tilghman v. Culver, no. 135, misc. 172 1561

Union Pacific Railroad Co. v. U.S., no. 98 172 1562

U.S. v. State of Alabama, no. 398 172 1563

U.S. v. Brosnan, nos. 137 and 183 172 1564

U.S. v. Cannelton Sewer Pipe Co., no. 513 172 1565

U.S. v. Dege, no. 14 172 1566

U.S. v. Durham Lumber Co., no. 23 172 1567

U.S. v. Grand River Dam Authority, no. 503 172 1568

U.S. v. Kaiser, no. 55 173 1569

U.S. v. Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit, no.350

173 1570

U.S. v. Price, no. 48 173 1571

U.S. v. Raines, no. 64 173 1572

U.S. v. Republic Steel Corp., no. 56 173 1573

U.S. v. Robinson, no. 16 173 1574

U.S. v. Seaboard Air Line Railroad Co., no. 10 173 1575

U.S. v. Thomas, no. 667 173 1576


1959 October Term



United Steelworkers of America v. AmericanManufacturing Co., no. 360

173 1577

United Steelworkers of America v. EnterpriseWheel and Car Corp., no. 538

173 1578

United Steelworkers of America v. U.S., no. 504 173 1579 -1581

United Steelworkers of America v. Warrior and GulfNavigation Co., no. 443

173 1582

Ward v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., no. 76,misc.

173 1583

West v. U.S., no. 11 174 1584

Weston v. Sigler, nos. 8 and 13, misc. 174 1585

Wooten v. Bomar, no. 146, misc. 174 1586

Wyatt v. U.S., no. 119 174 1587

Yancy v. U.S., no. 47 174 1588

Per curiam and memo decisions 174 1589

1960 October Term

State of Alaska v. Arctic Maid, no. 106 174 1590

In re Anastaplo, no. 58 174 1591

Aro Manufacturing Co., Inc. v. Convertible TopReplacement Co., Inc., no. 21

174 1592 -1594

Baker v. Carr, no. 103 174 1595

Baldonado v. California, nos. 185, 186, and 187 174 1596

Bond v. Green, no. 1, misc. 174 1597

Boynton v. Virginia, no. 7 174 1598

Bullock v. South Carolina, no. 78 174 1599

Bulova Watch Co., Inc. v. U.S., no. 241 174 1600

Bushnell v. Ellis, no. 561 174 1601

Campbell v. U.S., no. 53 174 1602

Carbo v. U.S., no. 72 174 1603

Carpenters, Local No. 60 v. National LaborRelations Board, no. 68

174 1604

Chapman v. U.S., no. 175 175 1605

Chaunt v. U.S., no. 22 175 1606

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific RailroadCo. v. U.S., nos. 306 and 307

175 1607

Civil Aeronautics Board v. Delta Airlines, Inc., nos.492 and 493

175 1608


1960 October Term



Clancy v. U.S., no. 88 175 1609

Cohen v. Hurley, no. 84 175 1610 -1611

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Lester, no.376

175 1612

Communist Party, U.S. v. Catherwood, no. 495 175 1613

Communist Party of the U.S. v. SubversiveActivities Control Board, no. 12


Opinion drafts and memoranda 176 1619

Coppola v. U.S., no. 153 176 1620

Costello v. U.S., no. 59 176 1621

Culombe v. Connecticut, no. 161 176 1622

Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference v. NoerrMotor Freight, Inc., no. 50

176 1623

Egan v. City of Aurora, no. 121 176 1624

Local 761, Electrical Workers v. National LaborRelations Board, no. 321

176 1625

Federal Power Commission v. TranscontinentalGas Pipe Line Corp., nos. 45 and 46

176 1626

Ferguson v. Georgia, no. 44 176 1627

Sam Fox Publishing Co., Inc. v. U.S., no. 56 176 1628

International Ladies Garment Workers' Union v.National Labor Relations Board, no. 284

176 1629

Goldberg, Secretary of Labor v. Whitaker HouseCooperative, Inc., no. 274

176 1630

Gomillion v. Lightfoot, no. 32 176 1631

Gori v. U.S., no. 486 176 1632

Horton v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Co., no. 478 176 1633

Irvin v. Dowd, no. 41 176 1634

James v. United States, no. 63 177 1635 -1637

Jarecki v. G. D. Searle and Co., nos. 151 and 169 177 1638

Jerrold Electronics Corp. v. U.S., no. 631, percuriam

177 1639

Knetsch v. U.S., no. 23 177 1640

Kolovrat v. Oregon, no. 102 177 1641

Konigsberg v. State Bar of California, no. 28 177 1642 -1644


1960 October Term



Kossick v. United Fruit Co., no. 96 177 1645

Lathrop v. Donohue, no. 200



Laurens Federal Savings and Loan Association v.South Carolina Tax Commission, no. 126

178 1649

Eli Lilly and Co. v. Save-On-Drugs, Inc., no. 203 178 1650

Lewis v. Manufacturers Bank of Detroit, no. 94 178 1651

Lott v. U.S., no. 238 178 1652

Louisiana ex rel. Gremillion v. National Associationfor the Advancement of Colored People, no. 294

178 1653

Lurk v. U.S., no. 669 178 1654

McNeal v. Culver, no. 52 178 1655

McPhaul v. U.S., no. 33 178 1656

International Machinists v. Street, no. 4 178 1657 -1660

Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees v.U.S., no. 681

178 1661

Marcus v. Property Search Warrants, no. 225 179 1662

Maynard v. Durham and Southern Railway Co., no.183

179 1663

Meyer v. U.S., no. 13 179 1664

Michalic v. Cleveland Tankers, Inc., no. 31 179 1665

Michigan National Bank v. State of Michigan, no.155

179 1666

Monroe v. Pape, no. 39 179 1667 -1668

Montana v. Kennedy, no. 198 179 1669

Moses Lake Homes, Inc. v. Grant County, no. 212 179 1670

National Labor Relations Board v. MattisonMachine Works, no. 74

179 1671

National Labor Relations Board v. News SyndicateCo., Inc., no. 359

179 1672

National Labor Relations Board v. Radio andTelevision Broadcast Engineers Union, Local 1212,no. 69

179 1673

State of New Mexico v. State of Colorado, no. 1,orig.

179 1674

Newsom v. Smyth, no. 116, per curiam 179 1675


1960 October Term



New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co. v.Henagan, no. 38

179 1676

Nolan v. Transocean Airlines, no. 107 179 1677

Noto v. U.S., no. 9 179 1678

Pan American Petroleum Corporation v. SuperiorCourt of Delaware, nos. 80 and 81

179 1679

Piemonte v. U.S., no. 122 179 1680

H. K. Porter Co., Inc. v. Central Vermont Railway,Inc., nos. 257, 258, and 266

179 1681

Power Reactor Development Co. v. InternationalUnion of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers,nos. 315 and 454

179 1682

Puguch v. Dollinger, no. 111 179 1683

Radiant Burners, Inc. v. Peoples Gas Light andCoke Co., no. 73

179 1684

Reina v. U.S., no. 29 179 1685

Reynolds v. Cochran, no. 115 179 1686

Scales v. U.S., no. 1



Schnelly v. Peter Eckrich and Sons, Inc., no. 219 181 1697

Slagle v. State of Ohio, no. 105 181 1698

Small Business Administration v. McClellan, no. 42 181 1699

Smith v. Bennett, nos. 174 and 177 181 1700

Smith v. Butler, no. 313 181 1701

Stewart v. U.S., no. 143 181 1702

Sunday Closing Cases, Felix FrankfurterMemorandum

181 1703


Sunday Closing Laws, nos. 8, 11, 36, and 67



Sunday Closing Laws, Gallagher v. Crown KosherSupermarket, no. 11

182 1714

Sunday Closing Laws, McGowan v. State ofMaryland, no. 8

182 1715


1960 October Term



Sunday Closing Laws, Two Guys from Harrison-Allentown, Inc. v. McGinley, no. 36

182 1716

System Federation No. 91 v. Wright, no. 48 182 1717

Tampa Electric Co. v. Nashville Coal Co., no. 87 182 1718

Local 357, International Brotherhood of Teamstersv. National Labor Relations Board, nos. 64 and 85

182 1719

Thomas v. Virginia, no. 43 182 1720

Thompson v. Whittier, Administrator of Veterans'Affairs, no. 500

182 1721

Times Film Corp. v. City of Chicago, no. 34 182 1722

Torcaso v. Watkins, no. 373 182 1723

Travis v. U.S., no. 10 182 1724

Typographical Union v. National Labor RelationsBoard, no. 340

182 1725

U.S. v. Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, no.357

182 1726

U.S. v. E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co., no. 55 182 1727

U.S. v. Houghman, no. 24 182 1728

U.S. v. John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.,no. 18

183 1729

U.S. v. Lucchese, no. 57 183 1730

U.S. v. Mississippi Valley Generating Co., no. 26 183 1731

U.S. v. Neustadt, no. 533 183 1732

U.S. v. Oregon, no. 329 183 1733

U.S. v. Parke, Davis and Co., no. 526 183 1734

U.S. v. Shimer, no. 392 183 1735

Uphaus v. Wyman, no. 336 (Motion on Bail) 183 1736

Miscellaneous motions 183 1737

Orders on petitions for certiorari 183 1738

1961 October Term

Atkinson v. Sinclair Refining Co., no. 430 183 1739

Bailey v. Patterson, no. 643, per curiam 183 1740

Bandy v. U.S., no. 658, misc. 183 1741

In Re Philip Bart, Application for Stay ofCommitment

183 1742

Beard v. Stahr, no. 648, per curiam 183 1743

Beck v. Washington, no. 40 183 1744 -1746


1961 October Term



Benz v. New York Thruway Authority, no. 234, percuriam

183 1747

Blau v. Lehman, no. 66 183 1748

Bloeth v. State of New York, Stay of Execution 184 1749

Board of Education of the City of New Rochelle v.Taylor [no number]

184 1750

Brown Shoe Co. v. U.S., no. 4 184 1751 -1753

California v. Federal Power Commission, no. 187 184 1754

Campbell, Commissioner of Agriculture, State ofGeorgia v. Hussey, no. 42

184 1755

Carnley v. Cochran, Director of Corrections, Stateof Florida, no. 158

184 1756

Central Railroad Co. of Pennsylvania v.Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, no. 400

184 1757

Chauffeurs Union No. 795 v. Yellow Transit FreightLines, Inc., no. 13, per curiam

184 1758

Chewning v. Cunningham, Superintendent of theState of Virginia Penitentiary, no. 63

184 1759

Cohen v. U.S., Application for Bail 184 1760

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Bilder, no.384

184 1761

Continental Ore Co. v. Union Carbide and CarbonCorp., no. 304

184 1762

Creek Nation v. U.S., no. 124 184 1763

Cruz v. Colorado, no. 66, misc. 184 1764

Dairy Queen, Inc. v. Wood, no. 244 184 1765

Davis v. Balkcom, no. 864, misc. 184 1766

DiBella v. U.S., nos. 21 and 93 184 1767

Drake Bakeries Inc. v. Local 50, American Bakeryand Confectionery Workers International, no. 598

184 1768

Enochs, District Director of Internal Revenue v.Williams Packing and Navigation Co., no. 493

184 1769

Federal Land Bank of Wichita v. Board of CountyCommissioners of the County of Kiowa, State ofKansas, no. 25

185 1770

Federal Trade Commission v. Harry Broch and Co.,no. 74

185 1771

Finn Equipment Co. v. Tracy, no. 181 185 1772

Food Machinery v. U.S., no. 118, per curiam 185 1773

Free v. Bland, no. 205 185 1774


1961 October Term



Gallegos v. State of Colorado, no. 475 185 1775

Garner v. State of Louisiana, nos. 26, 27, and 28 185 1776 -1777

Gilbert v. U.S., no. 478 185 1778

The Glidden Co. v. Zdanok, nos. 242 and 481 185 1779 -1781

Goldblatt v. Town of Hempstead, no. 78 185 1782

Goldlawr, Inc. v. Heiman, no. 101 185 1783

Grant v. U.S., no. 297, per curiam 185 1784

In Re Merritt W. Green, no. 312 185 1785

Greene v. U.S., no. 687, per curiam 185 1786

Griggs v. County of Allegheny, no. 81 185 1787

Guzman v. Pichirilo, no. 358 185 1788

Hanover Bank v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 224

185 1789

Hamilton v. State of Alabama, no. 32 185 1790

Hoyt v. State of Florida, no. 31 185 1791

Hutcheson v. U.S., no. 46 186 1792 -1793

Department of Revenue of Illinois v. U.S., no. 245,per curiam

186 1794

Interstate Commerce Commission v. J-T TransportCo., Inc., nos. 17, 18, 49, 53, and 54

186 1795 -1796

Killian v. U.S., no. 7 186 1797 -1798

Lehigh Valley Cooperative Farmers, Inc. v. U.S.,no. 79

186 1799 -1800

Link v. Wabash Railroad Co., no. 422 186 1801

Lynch v. Overholser, Superintendent of St.Elizabeths Hospital, no. 159

186 1802

Lynum v. Illinois, no. 80 186 1803

Manual Enterprises, Inc. v. Day, PostmasterGeneral of the United States, no. 123

187 1804 -1805

Marakar v. U.S., nos. 1191 and 1234, misc. 187 1806

Martin v. Walton, Probate Judge of JohnsonCounty, Kansas, no. 30

187 1807

Mattox v. Sacks, no. 584, misc. 187 1808

In Re McConnell, no. 498 187 1809

Mechling Barge Lines, Inc. v. U.S. And InterstateCommerce Commission, no. 41

187 1810


1961 October Term



Metlakatla Indian Community v. Egan, Governor ofthe State of Alaska, nos. 2 and 3

187 1811 -1812

Mitchell v. U.S., no. 448, misc. 187 1813

Murphy v. U.S., no. 317, per curiam 187 1814

National Association for the Advancement ofColored People v. Gallion, no. 303, per curiam

187 1815

National Labor Relations Board v. Katz, no. 222 187 1816

National Labor Relations Board v. Local 476,Plumbing and Pipefitting, AFL-CIO, nos. 35, 38,and 39, per curiam

187 1817

National Labor Relations Board v. Ochoa FertilizerCorp., no. 37

187 1818

National Labor Relations Board v. WaltonManufacturing Co., nos. 77 and 94

187 1819

National Labor Relations Board v. WashingtonAluminum Co., no. 464

187 1820

New York Central Railroad v. U.S., no. 796, percuriam

187 1821

Nostrand v. Little, no. 571 187 1822

N. V. Handelsbureau La Mola v. Kennedy, no. 907 187 1823

Oyler v. Boles, nos. 56 and 57 187 1824

Patterson v. Medberry, no. 263 187 1825

Poller v. Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., no.45

187 1826

Porter v. Aetna Casualty and Surety Co., no. 604 187 1827

Post v. Boles, no. 319, misc. 187 1828

Public Affairs Associates, Inc. v. Rickover, nos. 36and 55

187 1829

Railway Express Agency v. U.S. [no number] 187 1830

Retail Clerks International Association v. Lion DryGoods, Inc., no. 73

187 1831

Richards v. U.S., no. 59 188 1832

Roper v. U.S., no. 16 188 1833

Rudolph v. U.S., no. 396 188 1834

St. Regis Paper Co. v. U.S., no. 47 188 1835

Salem v. United States Lines Co., no. 283 188 1836

Scholle v. Hare, Secretary of the State of Michigan,no. 22

188 1837

Seelig v. United States, no. 841, misc. 188 1838


1961 October Term



Seymour v. Superintendent of Washington StatePenitentiary, no. 62

188 1839

In the Matter of F. L. Shuttlesworth, no. 1073, misc. 188 1840

Simonson v. Granquist, District Director of InternalRevenue, no. 83

188 1841

Sinclair Refining Co. v. Atkinson, no. 434 188 1842

State Board of Insurance v. Todd Shipyards Corp.,no. 144

188 1843

Stickney v. Texas, no. 907, misc. 188 1844

Still v. Norfolk and Western Railway Co., no. 48 188 1845

Sunkist Growers, Inc. v. Winckler and Smith CitrusProducts Co., no. 241

188 1846

Taylor v. Louisiana, no. 773 188 1847

Teamsters v. Yellow Transit Freight Lines, no. 13 188 1848

Tomaido v. U.S. [no number] 188 1849

Tomich v. Montana, no. 725, misc. 188 1850

Turnbow v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.60

188 1851

Turner v. City of Memphis, no. 84, per curiam 188 1852

United Gas Pipe Line Co. v. Ideal Cement Co., no.61

188 1853

U.S. v. The Borden Co., no. 439 188 1854

U.S. v. Davis, nos. 190 and 268 188 1855

U.S. v. Diebold, Inc., no. 286 189 1856

U.S. v. Drum, nos. 23 and 24 189 1857

U.S. v. Paul, no. 239 189 1858

U.S. v. Union Central Life Insurance Co., no. 52 189 1859

U.S. v. Wise, no. 488 189 1860

Venus v. U.S., no. 75 189 1861

Commonwealth of Virginia v. State of Maryland, no.10, orig.

189 1862

Virginia Petroleum Jobbers Association v. FederalPower Commission, no. 427

189 1863

W. M. C. A., Inc. v. Simon, no. 836 189 1864

Wood v. Georgia, no. 369 189 1865

In the Matter of Michael Zipkin, no. 288 189 1866

1962 October Term

State of Alabama v. U.S., no. 15, orig. 189 1867


1962 October TermState of Arizona v. California, no. 8, orig.



State of Arizona v. California, no. 8, orig.

Memoranda and opinion drafts 189 1868 -1873

Memoranda, opinion drafts, and opinions 190 1874 -1875

Arrow Transportation Co. v. Southern Railway Co.,no. 430

190 1876

Baltimore Ohio Railroad Co. v. Boston and MaineRailroad, nos. 97, 98, and 99, per curiam

190 1877

Bantam Books Inc. v. Sullivan, no. 118 190 1878

Basham v. Pennsylvania Railroad Co., no. 512, percuriam

190 1879

Best v. Humboldt Placer Mining Co., no. 52 190 1880

Boesche v. Udall, Secretary of the Interior, no. 332 190 1881

Brady v. State of Maryland, no. 490 190 1882

Braunstein v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue,no. 476

190 1883

Brotherhood of Clerks v. Allen, no. 316 190 1884

Burlington Truck Lines, Inc. v. U.S., nos. 27 and 28 190 1885

Bush v. Texas, no. 511, per curiam 190 1886

Campbell v. U.S., no. 631 190 1887

Cleary v. Bolger, no. 57 190 1888

The Colorado Anti-Discrimination Commission v.Continental Air Lines, nos. 146 and 492

190 1889

Davies v. Warden, no. 20, misc. 190 1890

Dixilyn Drilling Corporation v. Crescent Towing andSalvage Co., no. 297

190 1891

Douglas v. State of California, no. 34 191 1892

Downum v. U.S., no. 489 191 1893

Draper v. State of Washington, no. 201 191 1894

Dugan v. Rank, nos. 31 and 115 191 1895

Fair v. Meredith, no. 347, misc. 191 1896

Fay v. Noia, no. 84 191 1897 -1900

Federal Pacific Electric Co. v. City of Kansas, no.881, per curiam

191 1901

Federal Power Commission v. Tennessee GasTransmission Co., nos. 48 and 50

191 1902

Federal Trade Commission v. Sun Oil Co., no. 56


1962 October TermFederal Trade Commission v. Sun Oil Co., no. 56



Memorandum and opinion drafts 191 1903


Ferguson, Attorney General of the State of Kansasv. Skrupa, no. 111

192 1905

Fitzgerald v. United States Lines Co., no. 463 192 1906

Florida Lime and Avocado Growers, Inc. v. Paul,nos. 45 and 49

192 1907 -1909

Foman v. Davis, no. 41 192 1910

Ford v. Ford, no. 63 192 1911

City of Fresno v. State of California, no. 51 192 1912

Gastelum-Quinones v. Kennedy, nos. 39 and 293 192 1913

General Drivers Union v. Riss and Co., no. 180, percuriam

192 1914

Ex Parte George, no. 375, per curiam 192 1915

Gibson v. Florida Legislative InvestigationCommittee, no. 6

192 1916 -1917

Gideon v. Wainwright, no. 155 192 1918

Gilbertville Trucking Co., Inc. v. U.S., no. 40 192 1919

Goss v. Board of Education of the City of Knoxville,Tennessee, no. 217

192 1920

Gutierrez v. Waterman Steamship Corp., no. 229 192 1921

Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co. v. Reily, no. 24 193 1922

Harris Truck Lines, Inc. v. Cherry Meat Packers,Inc., no. 435

193 1923

Harrison v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Co., no. 690,per curiam

193 1924

State of Hawaii v. Gordon, no. 12, orig., per curiam 193 1925

Haynes v. State of Washington, no. 147 193 1926

Hewitt-Robins v. Eastern Freight-Ways, Inc., no. 37 193 1927

Honeywood v. Rockefeller, no. 177, per curiam 193 1928

Incres Steamship Co., Ltd. v. International MaritimeWorkers Union, no. 33

193 1929

Local No. 207, International Association of Bridge,Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers Union v.Perko, no.482

193 1930

Interstate Commerce Commission v. New York,New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co., nos. 108,109, 110, and 125

193 1931

Ioannou v. New York, no. 191, per curiam 193 1932

Johnson v. Virginia, no. 715, per curiam 193 1933


1962 October Term



Jones v. Cunningham, Superintendent of VirginiaState Penitentiary, no. 77

193 1934

United Association of Journeymen and Apprenticesv. Borden, no. 541

193 1935

Ker v. State of California, no. 53 193 1936 -1937

National Labor Relations Board v. Marineros deHonduras, nos. 107, 91, and 93

193 1938

Local No. 438 Construction and General Laborers'Union v. Curry, no. 87

193 1939

Lopez v. U.S., no. 236



International Association of Machinists v. CentralAirlines, Inc., no. 61

194 1943

Maximov v. U.S., no. 240 194 1944

McNeese v. Board of Education, Cahokia, Illinois,no. 480

194 1945

Mercantile National Bank at Dallas v. Langdeau,nos. 14 and 15

194 1946

Michigan National Bank v. Robertson, nos. 55 and64, per curiam

194 1947

Moseley v. Electronic and Missile Facilities, Inc.,no. 401

194 1948

National Association for the Advancement ofColored People v. Button, no. 5

194 1949 -1951

National Labor Relations Board v. Erie ResistorCorp., no. 288

194 1952

National Labor Relations Board v. General Motors,no. 404

194 1953

National Labor Relations Board v. Reliance FuelCorp., no. 88

194 1954

National Motor Freight Traffic Association, Inc. v.U.S., no. 479, per curiam

194 1955

New Jersey v. New York, Susquehana andWestern Railroad Co., no. 104

194 1956

Northern Natural Gas Co. v. State CorporationCommission of the State of Kansas, no. 62

194 1957

Norvell v. State of Illinois, no. 513 194 1958

Pan American World Airways, Inc. v. U.S., nos. 23and 47

195 1959 -1961


1962 October Term



Pearlman v. Reliance Insurance Co., no. 78 195 1962

Presser v. U.S., no. 25, per curiam 195 1963

Reed v. Steamship Yaka, no. 509 195 1964

Retail Clerks International Association, Local 1625,AFL-CIO v. Schermerhorn, no. 368

195 1965

Riddell v. Monolith Portland Cement Co., no. 528,per curiam

195 1966

Robinson v. California, no. 554 195 1967

Rosenberg, District Director, Immigration andNaturalization Service v. Fleuti, no. 248

195 1968

Sanders v. U.S., no. 202 195 1969

Schneider v. Rusk, Secretary of State, no. 251, percuriam

195 1970

Shenker v. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co., no.414

195 1971

Shotwell Manufacturing Co. v. U.S., no. 142



Simler v. Conner, no. 59 196 1975

The Sit-In Cases, nos. 71, 58, 66, 11, 67, and 68 196 1976

The Sit-In Cases, Avent v. State of North Carolina,no. 11

196 1977

The Sit-In Cases, Griffin v. State of Maryland, no.26

196 1978

The Sit-In Cases, Lombard v. State of Louisiana,no. 58

196 1979

The Sit-In Cases, Peterson v. City of Greenville, no.71

196 1980

The Sit-In Cases, Shuttlesworth v. City ofBirmingham, no. 67

196 1981

The Sit-In Cases, Wright v. State of Georgia, no. 68 196 1982

Smith v. Evening News Association, no. 13 196 1983

Smith v. State of Mississippi, no. 667, per curiam 196 1984

Southern Construction Co., Inc. v. U.S. for the useof Samuel J. Pickard, no. 46, per curiam

196 1985

Sperry v. Florida, no. 322 196 1986

State Tax Commission of Utah v. Pacific StatesCast Iron Pipe Co., no. 178, per curiam

196 1987

U.S. v. Bianchi and Co., Inc., no. 529 196 1988


1962 October Term



U.S. v. Braverman, no. 506 196 1989

U.S. v. Buffalo Savings Bank, no. 96 196 1990

U.S. v. Gilmore, no. 21 196 1991

U.S. v. Haley, nos. 148 and 139, misc., per curiam 196 1992

U.S. v. Loew's, Inc., nos. 42, 43, and 44 196 1993

U.S. v. Muniz, no. 464 196 1994

U.S. v. National Dairy Products Corp., no. 18 196 1995

U.S. v. Patrick, no. 22 196 1996

U.S. v. Philadelphia National Bank, no. 83



U.S. v. Pioneer American Insurance Co., no. 405 197 2000

U.S. v. Sampson, no. 69 197 2001

U.S. v. Singer Manufacturing Co., no. 438 197 2002

Walton v. Arkansas, no. 18, misc. 197 2003

Watson v. City of Memphis, no. 424 197 2004

Wetzel v. State of Ohio, no. 200, per curiam 197 2005

Wheeldin v. Wheeler, no. 493 197 2006

Whipple v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.305

197 2007

White v. State of Maryland, no. 600, per curiam 197 2008

White Motor Co. v. U.S., no. 54 197 2009

Williams v. Zuckert, Secretary of the Air Force, no.133, per curiam

197 2010

Willner v. Committee on Character and Fitness, no.140

197 2011

Wisconsin v. Federal Power Commission, nos. 72,73, and 74

197 2012

Wolf v. Weinstein, Fried, Nazareth Fair Groundsand Farmer's Market, Inc., no. 70

197 2013

Wong Sun v. U.S., no. 36 198 2014

Yellin v. United States, no. 35 198 2015 -2016

1963 October Term

Aguilar v. State of Texas, no. 548 198 2017

Aldrich v. Aldrich, no. 55, per curiam 198 2018


1963 October Term



Anderson v. Kentucky, no. 574 [dated OT 1962,argued OT 1963]

198 2019

Anderson v. Martin, no. 51 198 2020

Aptheker v. The Secretary of State, no. 461 198 2021 -2022

Arceneaux v. State of Louisiana, no. 76 198 2023

Arnold v. North Carolina, no. 572, per curiam 198 2024

Aro Manufacturing Co., Inc. v. Convertible TopReplacement Co., Inc., no. 75

198 2025 -2027

Baggett v. Bullitt, no. 220 199 2028

Banco Nacional de Cuba v. Sabbantino, no. 16 199 2029 -2031

Barr v. City of Columbia, no. 9 199 2032

Bartone v. U.S., no. 337, per curiam 199 2033

Bell v. State of Maryland, no. 12




Berman v. U.S., no. 245, per curiam 201 2046

Bouie v. City of Columbia, no. 10 201 2047

Brooks v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Co., no. 53 201 2048

Bruning v. U.S., no. 423 201 2049

Calhoun v. Latimer, no. 623 201 2050

Carey v. Westinghouse Electric Corp., no. 21 201 2051

J. I. Case Co. v. Borak, no. 402 201 2052

Clay v. Sun Insurance Office, Ltd., no. 470 201 2053

Coleman v. State of Alabama, no. 583 201 2054

Compco Corp. v. Day-Brite Lighting, Inc., no. 106 201 2055

Dennis v. Denver and Rio Grande WesternRailroad Co., no. 25, per curiam

201 2056

Donovan v. City of Dallas, no. 264 201 2057

Dresner v. City of Tallahassee, no. 35, per curiam 201 2058

Eichel v. New York Central Railroad Co., no. 480,per curiam

201 2059

England v. Louisiana State Board of MedicalExaminers, no. 7

201 2060


1963 October Term



Evola v. U.S., no. 194, per curiam 201 2061

Fahy v. State of Connecticut, no. 19 201 2062

Federal Power Commission v. Hunt, no. 273 202 2063

Federal Power Commission v. Southern CaliforniaEdison Co., nos. 71 and 73

202 2064

Foti v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, no.28

202 2065

Garrison v. State of Louisiana, no. 400 202 2066 -2067

General Motors Corp. v. Washington, no. 115 202 2068

Gotthilf v. Sills, no. 50, per curiam 202 2069

Greene v. U.S., no. 84 202 2070

Griffin v. State of Maryland, no. 6 202 2071

Griffin v. County School Board of Prince EdwardCounty, no. 592

202 2072

Hardy v. U.S., no. 112 202 2073

Henry v. City of Rock Hill, no. 826, per curiam 202 2074

Hudson Distributors, Inc. v. The Upjohn Co., nos.489 and 490

202 2075

Humble Pipe Line Co. v. Waggoner, nos. 329 and354

202 2076

Humphrey v. Moore, nos. 17 and 18 202 2077 -2078

Italia Societa per Azioni di Navigazione v. OregonStevedoring Co., no. 82

203 2079

Jackson v. Denno, no. 62 203 2080 -2082

Jackson v. U.S., no. 361 203 2083

Liner v. Jafco, Inc., no. 43 203 2084

Malloy v. Hogan, no. 110 203 2085 -2086

Massachusetts Trustees of Eastern Gas and FuelAssociates v. U.S., no. 137

203 2087

A. L. Mechling Barge Lines, Inc. v. U.S., nos. 58and 59

203 2088

Meeker v. Ambassador Oil Corp., no. 46, percuriam

203 2089

Mercer v. Theriot, no. 336, per curiam 203 2090

Meyer v. U.S., no. 61 203 2091

Michaels Enterprises v. U.S., no. 571, per curiam 203 2092


1963 October Term



Mrvica v. Esperdy, District Director, Immigrationand Naturalization Service, no. 353

203 2093

Murphy v. The Waterfront Commission of New YorkHarbor, no. 138



National Association for the Advancement ofColored People v. Alabama, no. 169

204 2097

National Association for the Advancement ofColored People v. Webb's City, Inc., no. 362, percuriam

204 2098

National Labor Relations Board v. Exchange PartsCo., no. 26

204 2099

National Labor Relations Board v. Fruit andVegetable Packers and Warehousemen, Local 760,no. 88

204 2100 -2101

National Labor Relations Board v. Servette, Inc.,no. 111

204 2102

The New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, nos. 39 and40

204 2103 -2105

Local Union No. 721, United Packinghouse, Foodand Allied Workers, AFL-CIO v. Needham PackingCo., d/b/a Sioux City Dressed Beef, no. 102

204 2106

Parden v. Terminal Railway of the Alabama StateDocks Department, no. 157

204 2107

Platt v. Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co.,no. 113

204 2108

Polar Ice Cream and Creamery Co. v. Andrews, no.38

204 2109

Preston v. United States, no. 163 205 2110

Publishers' Association of New York City v. NewYork Mailers' Union Number Six, no. 384, percuriam

205 2111

Rabinowitz v. Kennedy, Attorney General of theU.S., no. 287

205 2112

Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen v. Virginia StateBar, no. 34

205 2113

Red Ball Motor Freight, Inc. v. Shannon, nos. 406and 421

205 2114

Reisman v. Caplin, no. 119 205 2115

Retail Clerks International Association, Local 1625,AFL-CIO v. Schermerhorn, no. 13

205 2116

Robinson v. State of Florida, no. 60 205 2117


1963 October Term



Rugendorf v. U.S., no. 223 205 2118

Schneider v. Rusk, no. 368 205 2119

Sears Roebuck and Co. v. Stiffel Co., no. 108 205 2120

Securities and Exchange Commission v. CapitalGains Research Bureau, no. 42

205 2121

Shenandoah Valley Broadcasting Inc. v. AmericanSociety of Composers, Authors and Publishers, no.323, per curiam

205 2122

Smith v. Pennsylvania, no. 561, per curiam 205 2123

United Steelworkers of America, AFL-CIO v.National Labor Relations Board, no. 89

205 2124

Thompson v. Immigration and NaturalizationService, no. 496, per curiam

205 2125

Tilton v. Missouri Pacific Railroad Co., no. 49 205 2126

Tipton v. Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc., no. 200, percuriam

205 2127

Ungar v. Sarafite, no. 167 205 2128 -2129

U.S. v. Barnett, no. 107 206 2130 -2132

U.S. v. Behrens, no. 86 206 2133

U.S. v. Boyd, no. 185 206 2134

U.S. v. Continental Can Co., no. 367 206 2135

U.S. v. El Paso Natural Gas Co., no. 94 206 2136

U.S. v. First National Bank and Trust Co. ofLexington, no. 36

206 2137

U.S. v. Healy, no. 64 206 2138

U.S. v. Merz, nos. 65 and 79 206 2139

U.S. v. Montgomery, no. 66 206 2140

U.S. v. Penn-Olin Chemical Co., no. 503 206 2141

U.S. v. Stapf, no. 54 206 2142

U.S. v. Tateo, no. 328 207 2143

U.S. v. Ward Baking Co., no. 101 207 2144

U.S. v. Welden, no. 235 207 2145

U.S. v. Zacks, no. 44 207 2146

Van Dusen v. Barrack, nos. 56 and 80 207 2147

Wilbur-Ellis Co. v. Kuther, no. 109 207 2148

Wiley and Sons, Inc. v. Livingston, no. 91 207 2149


1963 October Term



Willis Shaw Frozen Express v. U.S., no. 201 207 2150

Wright v. Rockefeller, Governor of New York, no.96

207 2151

Yiatchos v. Yiatchos, no. 48 207 2152

1964 October Term

American Committee for Protection of Foreign Bornv. Subversive Activities Control Board, no. 44, percuriam

207 2153

American Federation of Musicians v. Wittstein, no.27

207 2154

The American Oil Co. v. Neill, no. 19 207 2155

Angelet v. Fay, no. 578 207 2156

Arrow Transportation v. The Cincinnati, NewOrleans and Texas Pacific Railroad Co., no. 544,per curiam

207 2157

Blow v. North Carolina, no. 387, per curiam 207 2158

Boles v. Stevenson, no. 298, per curiam 207 2159

Brulotte v. Thys Co., no. 20 207 2160

Burnett v. New York Central Railroad Co., no. 437 207 2161

People of the State of California v. Lo-VacaGathering Co., nos. 46, 47, and 57

208 2162

Cameron v. Johnson, no. 587, misc., per curiam 208 2163

Carnation Co. v. Pacific Westbound Conference,no. 657

208 2164

Case v. State of Nebraska, no. 843, per curiam 208 2165

City of El Paso v. Simmons, no. 38 208 2166

The Forty-Fourth General Assembly of the State ofColorado v. Lucas, no. 661, per curiam

208 2167

Columbia Artists Management v. U.S., no. 775, percuriam

208 2168

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Brown, no. 63 208 2169

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Noel, no. 503 208 2170

Cox v. State of Louisiana, no. 24 208 2171 -2173

Cox v. State of Louisiana, no. 49 208 2174

Crider v. Zurich Insurance Co., no. 116 208 2175

Davis v. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co., no. 500,per curiam

208 2176

Dixon v. U.S., no. 486 208 2177

Dombrowski v. Pfister, no. 52 209 2178


1964 October Term



Farmer v. Arabian American Oil Co., nos. 32 and33

209 2179

Federal Communications Commissioner v.Schreiber, no. 482

209 2180

Federal Power Commission v. Amerada PetroleumCorp., no. 585, per curiam

209 2181

Federal Power Commission v. Union Electric Co.,no. 123

209 2182

Federal Trade Commission v. Colgate-PalmoliveCo., no. 62

209 2183

Fortson v. Dorsey, no. 178 209 2184

Fortson v. Toombs, no. 300 209 2185 -2186

Freedman v. State of Maryland, no. 69 209 2187

Garrison v. State of Louisiana, no. 4 209 2188

Hanna v. Plumer, no. 171 209 2189

Harman v. Forssenius, no. 360 209 2190

Harrison v. McNamara, no. 527, misc. 209 2191

Hearne, et al. v. Smylie, Governor of Idaho, no.617, per curiam

209 2192

Heart of Atlanta Motel, Inc. v. U.S., no. 515



Henry v. State of Mississippi, no. 6 210 2195 -2196

Henry v. Pearson, nos. 89 and 90, per curiam 210 2197

Holt v. Commonwealth of Virginia, no. 464 210 2198

Hughes v. WMCA, Inc., nos. 623 and 718, percuriam

210 2199

Jaben v. U.S., no. 347 210 2200

Jenkins v. U.S., no. 761, per curiam 210 2201

Jordan, as Secretary of State of California v. Silver,no. 935, per curiam

210 2202

Katzenbach v. McClung, no. 543 210 2203

King v. U.S., no. 16 210 2204

Lamont v. Postmaster General of the U.S., nos. 491and 848

210 2205

Linkletter v. Walker, no. 95 210 2206

Louisiana v. U.S., no. 67 210 2207


1964 October Term



Maryland v. U.S., no. 345 210 2208

McKinnie v. State of Tennessee, no. 148, percuriam

210 2209

Local Union No. 189, Amalgamated Meat Cuttersand Butcher Workmen of North America, AFL-CIOv. Jewel Tea Co., no. 240

210 2210

Department of Mental Hygiene of California v.Kirchner, no. 111

210 2211

Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. v. NewJersey Wood Finishing Co., no. 291

211 2212

National Labor Relations Board v. Brown, no. 7 211 2213

National Labor Relations Board v. Burnup andSims, Inc., no. 15

211 2214

National Labor Relations Board v. Metropolitan LifeInsurance, no. 98

211 2215

O'Keeffe, Deputy Commissioner v. Smith,Hinchman and Grylls Associates, Inc., no. 307, percuriam

211 2216

One 1958 Plymouth Sedan v. Commonwealth ofPennsylvania, no. 294

211 2217

Paragon Jewell Coal Co. v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, nos. 134 and 237

211 2218

Parrot v. City of Tallahassee, Florida, no. 958, percuriam

211 2219

Parsons v. Buckley, nos. 624 and 625, per curiam 211 2220

Radio and Television Broadcast Technicians LocalUnion 1264 v. Broadcast Service of Mobile, Inc.,no. 61, per curiam

211 2221

Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks,Freight Handlers, Express and Station Employeesv. United Airlines, Inc., no. 31, per curiam

211 2222

Railway Labor Executives Association v. U.S., no.130, per curiam

211 2223

Republic Steel Corp. v. Maddox, no. 43 211 2224

Rosenblatt v. Baer, no. 780, per curiam 211 2225

Ryan v. U.S., no. 12 211 2226

Sansone v. U.S., no. 365 211 2227

Schlagenhauf v. Holder, no. 8 211 2228

Scott v. Germano, no. 1152, per curiam 211 2229

Scranton v. Drew, no. 201, per curiam 211 2230

Securities and Exchange Commission v. AmericanTrailer Rentals Co., no. 35

211 2231


1964 October Term



Singer v. U.S., no. 42 211 2232

Swain v. State of Alabama, no. 64 212 2233 -2235

Swift and Co. v. Wickham, no. 571, per curiam 212 2236

State of Texas v. State of New Jersey, no. 13, orig. 212 2237

Textile Workers Union of America v. DarlingtonManufacturing Co., nos. 37 and 41

212 2238

Travia v. Lamenzo, no. 1218, per curiam 212 2239

Udall, Secretary of the Interior v. Tallman, no. 34 212 2240

United Gas Improvement Co. v. Continental Oil Co.,nos. 644 and 693

212 2241

United Mine Workers of America v. Pennington, no.48

212 2242 -2244

U.S. v. Atlas Life Insurance Co., no. 489 212 2245

U.S. v. Boston and Maine Railroad, no. 232 213 2246

U.S. v. Brown, no. 399 213 2247

U.S. v. First National City Bank, no. 59 213 2248

U.S. v. Midland-Ross Corp., no. 628 213 2249

U.S. v. Mississippi, no. 73 213 2250

U.S. v. Powell, no. 54 213 2251

U.S. v. Seeger, nos. 50, 51, and 29 213 2252 -2254

U.S. v. Ventresca, no. 28 213 2255

Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade v.Subversive Activities Control Board, no. 65, percuriam

213 2256

Warren Trading Post Co. v. Arizona State TaxCommission, no. 115

213 2257

Waterman Steamship Corp. v. U.S., no. 245 213 2258

Watts v. Seward School Board, no. 923, per curiam 214 2259

Whitney National Bank in Jefferson Parish v. Bankof New Orleans and Trust Co., nos. 26 and 30

214 2260

Zemel v. Rusk, Secretary of State, no. 86 214 2261

1965 October Term

Accardi v. The Pennsylvania Railroad Co., no. 280 214 2262

Albertson v. Subversive Activities Control Board,no. 3

214 2263

Amell v. U.S., no. 282 214 2264

Ashton v. Kentucky, no. 619 214 2265


1965 October Term



Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. v. The Atchison,Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co., no. 143, percuriam

214 2266

Baxstrom v. Herold, no. 219 214 2267

Bradley v. School Board of Richmond, Virginia, nos.415 and 416, per curiam

214 2268

Brenner v. Manson, no. 58 214 2269

Brookhart v. Janis, Director of Ohio Department ofHygiene and Correction, no. 657

214 2270

Brown v. State of Louisiana, no. 41 214 2271

California v. Buzard, no. 40 214 2272

Cardona v. Power, no. 673 214 2273

Carnation Co. v. Pacific Westbound Conference,no. 20

214 2274

Cheff v. Schnackenberg, no. 67 214 2275 -2276

Clayton Chemical and Packaging Co. v. U.S., no.890, per curiam

214 2277

Collier v. U.S., no. 695, per curiam 214 2278

Consolo v. Federal Maritime Commission, no. 63 215 2279

Davis v. State of North Carolina, no. 815 215 2280

DeGregory v. Attorney General of the State of NewHampshire, no. 396

215 2281

Dennis v. U.S., no. 502 215 2282

Elfbrandt v. Russell, no. 656 215 2283

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers v. Chicago,Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Co., nos. 69 and71

215 2284

Evans v. Newton, no. 61 215 2285

Federal Trade Commission v. Brown Shoe Co., no.118

215 2286

Federal Trade Commission v. Dean Foods Co., no.970

215 2287

Federal Trade Commission v. Mary Carter PaintCo., no. 15, per curiam

215 2288

First Security National Bank and Trust Co. ofLexington v. U.S., no. 141

215 2289

Fribourg Navigation Co., Inc. v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, no. 23

215 2290

Gojack v. U.S., no. 594 215 2291


1965 October Term



Graham v. John Deere Co. of Kansas City, nos. 11,37 and 43

215 2292 -2293

Gunther v. San Diego and Arizona Eastern RailwayCo., no. 27

216 2294

The Hanna Mining Co. v. District 2, MarineEngineers Beneficial Association, AFL-CIO, no. 7

216 2295

Harper v. Virginia State Board of Elections, nos. 48and 655

216 2296

Hazeltine Research, Inc. v. Brenner, no. 57 216 2297

Hicks v. District of Columbia, no. 51, per curiam 216 2298

Holt v. Alleghany Co., nos. 131 and 132 216 2299

Hopson v. Texaco, Inc., no. 818 216 2300

Idaho Sheet Metal Workers, Inc. v. Wirtz, Secretaryof Labor, nos. 30 and 31

216 2301

Interstate Commerce Commission v. Atlantic CoastLine Railway Co., no. 14

216 2302

Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp. v. Gridiron SteelCo., no. 123, per curiam

216 2303

Katchen v. Landy, no. 28 216 2304

Katzenbach, Attorney General of the U.S. v.Morgan, nos. 847 and 877

216 2305 -2306

Koehring Co. v. Hyde Construction Co., Inc., no.593, per curiam

216 2307

Leh v. General Petroleum Corp., no. 4 216 2308

Levine v. U.S., nos. 112, 125, 230, and 234, percuriam

216 2309

Linn v. United Plant Guard Workers of America,Local 114, no. 45

216 2310

State of Louisiana v. State of Mississippi, no. 14,orig., per curiam and decree

216 2311

Malat v. Riddell, District Director of InternalRevenue, no. 487, per curiam

216 2312

A Book Named â€œJohn Cleland's Memoirsof a Woman of Pleasure,â€� G.P. Putnam'sSons (Intervenor) v. Attorney General of theCommonwealth of Massachusetts, no. 368

217 2313 -2316

Mills v. State of Alabama, no. 597 217 2317

Miranda v. State of Arizona, nos. 759, 760, 761,and 584

217 2318 -2321

National Association for the Advancement ofColored People v. Overstreet, no. 505, per curiam

217 2322

Pate v. Robinson, no. 382 217 2323


1965 October Term



Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission v. ThePennsylvania Railroad Co., no. 375, per curiam

217 2324

Perry v. Commerce Loan Co., no. 694 217 2325

The Pure Oil Co. v. Suarez, no. 692 218 2326

Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks,Freight Handlers, Express and Station Employees,AFL-CIO v. Florida East Coast Railway Co., nos.750, 782, and 783

218 2327

Rockefeller v. Orans, no. 319, per curiam 218 2328

Rogers v. Paul, no. 532, per curiam 218 2329

Schmerber v. State of California, no. 658 218 2330

Seaboard Air Line Railroad Co. v. U.S., nos. 425and 555, per curiam

218 2331

Securities and Exchange Commission v. NewEngland Electric System, no. 636

218 2332

Segal v. Rochelle, no. 44 218 2333

Sheppard v. Maxwell, no. 490 218 2334

Shillitani v. U.S., nos. 412 and 442 218 2335

Snapp v. Neal, no. 16 218 2336

State of South Carolina v. Katzenbach, AttorneyGeneral of the U.S., no. 22, orig.

218 2337

Stevens v. Marks, nos. 210 and 290 218 2338

Surowitz v. Hilton Hotels Corp., no. 161 218 2339

Swann v. Adams, no. 973, per curiam 218 2340

Swift and Co., Inc. v. Wickham, no. 9 218 2341

Time, Inc. v. Hill, no. 562 218 2342

International Union, United Automobile, Aerospaceand Agricultural Implement Workers of America,AFL-CIO, Local 283 v. Scofield, nos. 18 and 53

218 2343

United Gas Improvement Co. v. Callery Properties,Inc., nos. 21, 22, 26, and 32

218 2344

United Mine Workers of America v. Gibbs, no. 243 219 2345

U.S. v. Adams, no. 55 219 2346

U.S. v. Ben Blue, no. 531 219 2347

U.S. v. State of California, no. 5, orig. 219 2348 -2350

U.S. v. Cook, no. 256 219 2351

U.S. v. The Equitable Life Assurance Society of theUnited States, no. 645

219 2352

U.S. v. Ewell and Dennis, no. 29 219 2353


1965 October Term



U.S. v. General Motors Corp., no. 46 219 2354

U.S. v. Anthony Grace and Sons, Inc., no. 439 219 2355

U.S. v. Grinnell Corp., nos. 73, 74, 75, 76, and 77 219 2356

U.S. v. Johnson, no. 25 219 2357

U.S. v. Pabst Brewing Co., no. 404 219 2358

U.S. v. Price, nos. 59 and 60 219 2359

U.S. v. Romano, no. 2 220 2360

U.S. v. Speers, no. 17 220 2361

U.S. v. Standard Oil Co., no. 291 220 2362

U.S. v. Utah Construction and Mining Co., no. 440 220 2363

U.S. v. Yazell, no. 10 220 2364

United Steelworkers of America, AFL-CIO v.Bouligny, no. 19

220 2365

Walker Process Equipment, Inc. v. Food Machineryand Chemical Corp., no. 13

220 2366

Wallis v. Pan American Petroleum Corp., no. 341 220 2367

1966 October Term

Abbott Laboratories v. Gardner, Secretary ofHealth, Education, and Welfare, no. 39

220 2368

Adderley v. State of Florida, no. 19 220 2369

Afroyim v. Rusk, Secretary of State, no. 456 220 2370

American Trucking Association, Inc. v. TheAtchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Co., nos.57, 59, and 60

220 2371

Bank of Marin v. England, no. 63 220 2372

Black v. U.S., no. 1029, per curiam 220 2373

Bond v. Floyd, no. 87 220 2374

Boutilier v. Immigration and Naturalization Service,no. 440

220 2375

Camara v. Municipal Court of the City and Countyof San Francisco, no. 92

220 2376

Canada Packers, Limited v. The Atchison, Topekaand Santa Fe Railway Co., no. 11, per curiam

221 2377

Cichos v. State of Indiana, no. 45 221 2378

Clewis v. State of Texas, no. 648 221 2379

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Bosch, nos.673 and 240

221 2380

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Stidger, no.173

221 2381


1966 October Term



Cooper v. State of California, no. 103 221 2382

Crown Coat Front Co., Inc. v. U.S., no. 371 221 2383

Curtis Publishing Co. v. Butts, nos. 37 and 150 221 2384 -2385

The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Co.v. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, no. 794

221 2386 -2387

Department of Employment v. U.S., no. 78, percuriam

221 2388

Dombrowski v. Eastland, No. 118, per curiam 221 2389

Dusch v. Davis, no. 724 221 2390

Entsminger v. State of Iowa, no. 252 221 2391

Federal Power Commission v. United Gas PipeLine Co., nos. 127 and 128

221 2392

Federal Trade Commission v. Jantzen, Inc., no. 310 221 2393

Federal Trade Commission v. Procter and GambleCo., no. 342

221 2394

Federal Trade Commission v. Universal-RundleCorp., no. 101

221 2395

The First National Bank of Logan, Utah v. WalkerBank and Trust Co., nos. 51, 73, and 88

221 2396

Fortson v. Morris, no. 800 222 2397

Gardner v. The Toilet Goods Association, no. 438 222 2398

Garrity v. State of New Jersey, no. 13 222 2399

Gilbert v. State of California, no. 223 222 2400

Giles v. State of Maryland, no. 27 222 2401 -2403

Grosso v. U.S., no. 181 [for reargument OT 1967] 222 2404

Gruss and Sons v. U.S., no. 1060, per curiam 222 2405

Hoffa v. U.S., no. 1003, per curiam 222 2406

Honda v. Clark, Attorney General of the U.S., no.164

222 2407

Houston Insulation Contractors Association v.National Labor Relations Board, nos. 206 and 413

222 2408

Iacurci v. Lummus Co., no. 6, misc., per curiam 222 2409

Illinois Central Railroad Co. v. Norfolk and WesternRailway Co., nos. 15, 17, and 20

222 2410

Keyishian v. The Board of Regents of the Universityof the State of New York, no. 105

222 2411

Kilgarlin v. Hill, Secretary of State of Texas, no.235, per curiam

222 2412


1966 October Term



Klopfer v. State of North Carolina, no. 100 222 2413

Lassen, Commissioner, State Land Department v.Arizona ex rel. Arizona Highway Department, no.84

223 2414

Levin v. Mississippi River Fuel Corp., nos. 352 and359

223 2415

Lewis v. U.S., no. 36 223 2416

Long v. The District Court of Iowa, in and for LeeCounty, Fort Madison, Iowa, no. 77, per curiam

223 2417

Marchetti v. U.S., no. 38 [for reargument OT 1967] 223 2418

McLeod, Regional Director of the Second Region,National Labor Relations Board v. General ElectricCo., nos. 645 and 774, per curiam

223 2419

Moody v. Flowers, nos. 624 and 491 223 2420

National Labor Relations Board v. Allis-ChalmersManufacturing Co., no. 216

223 2421

National Labor Relations Board v. Great DaneTrailers, Inc., no. 781

223 2422

Neely v. Eby Construction Co., no. 12 223 2423

O'Brien v. United States, no. 823 223 2424

Parker v. Gladden, Warden of the Oregon StatePenitentiary, no. 81, per curiam

223 2425

Pierson v. Ray, nos. 79 and 94 223 2426

Pittsburgh Towing Co. v. Mississippi Valley BargeLine Co., no. 319, per curiam

223 2427

Prima Paint Corp. v. Flood and ConklinManufacturing Co., no. 343

223 2428

The Railroad Merger Cases, Baltimore and OhioRailroad Co. v. U.S., nos. 642, 680, 691, 813, 814,and 815

223 2429 -2431

Railroad Transfer Service, Inc. v. The City ofChicago, no. 209

223 2432

Rees v. Peyton, no. 9, misc. 223 2433

Reitman v. Mulkey, no. 483 224 2434

Sailors v. Board of Education of the County of Kent,no. 430

224 2435

Securities and Exchange Commission v. UnitedBenefit Life Insurance Co., no. 428

224 2436

See v. City of Seattle, no. 180 224 2437

Sims v. State of Georgia, no. 251 224 2438

Specht v. Patterson, no. 831 224 2439


1966 October Term



Spevack v. Klein, no. 62 224 2440

State Farm and Casualty Co. v. Tashire, no. 391 224 2441

Stovall v. Denno, no. 254 224 2442

Swann v. Adams, Secretary of State of Florida, no.136

224 2443

Switzerland Cheese Association, Inc. v. E. Horne'sMarket, no. 42

224 2444

Time, Inc. v. Hill, no. 22 224 2445

Toilet Goods Association, Inc. v. Gardner,Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, no.336

224 2446

Travis v. U.S., no. 67 224 2447

Turner v. State of New York, no. 399, per curiam 224 2448

Udall, Secretary of the Interior v. Federal PowerCommission, nos. 463 and 462

224 2449

United Gas Pipe Line Co. v. Federal PowerCommission, no. 49

224 2450

U.S. v. Acme Process Equipment Co., no. 86 224 2451

U.S. v. Demko, no. 76 225 2452

U.S. v. First City National Bank of Houston, nos.914 and 972

225 2453

U.S. v. Laub, no. 176 225 2454

U.S. v. Sealy, no. 9 225 2455

U.S. v. Wade, no. 334 225 2456 -2457

Vaca v. Sipes, no. 114 225 2458

Waldron v. Moore-McCormick Lines, Inc., no. 233 225 2459

Walker v. Southern Railway Co., no. 89, per curiam 225 2460

Warden, Maryland Penitentiary v. Hayden, no. 480 225 2461

Washington v. State of Texas, no. 649 225 2462

Whitus v. State of Georgia, nos. 650 and 253 225 2463

Wisconsin v. Illinois, nos. 1, 2, 3, and 11, orig. 225 2464

1967 October Term

Amalgamated Food Employees Union, Local 590 v.Logan Valley Plaza, Inc., no. 478

225 2465

American Commercial Lines, Inc. v. Louisville andNashville Railroad Co., nos. 797, 804, 808, and 809

225 2466

Anderson v. Johnson, Warden, no. 700 226 2467


1967 October Term



Anderson v. Nelson, Warden, no. 652, misc., percuriam

226 2468

Associated Press v. Walker, no. 306, per curiam 226 2469

Barber v. Page, Warden, no. 703 226 2470

Beckley Newspaper Corp. v. Hanks, no. 467, percuriam

226 2471

Biggers v. State of Tennessee, no. 237, per curiam 226 2472

Bitter v. U.S., no. 201, per curiam 226 2473

Bloom v. State of Illinois, no. 52 226 2474

Board of Education of Central School District No. 1v. Allen, Commissioner of Education of New York,no. 660

226 2475 -2476

Brooks v. Florida, no. 14, misc., per curiam 226 2477

Burgett v. State of Texas, no. 53 226 2478

Cameron v. Johnson, no. 699 226 2479

George Campbell Painting Corp. v. Reid, no. 673 226 2480

Case-Swayne Co., Inc. v. Sunkist Growers, Inc.,no. 66

226 2481

Chance v. California, no. 306, misc., per curiam 226 2482

Coleman v. Alabama, no. 162, misc., per curiam 226 2483

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Gordon, nos.760 and 781

226 2484

Damico v. California, no. 629, misc., per curiam 226 2485

Darwin v. Connecticut, no. 794, per curiam 226 2486

DuBois Clubs of America v. Clark, no. 515 226 2487

Duncan v. State of Louisiana, no. 410 226 2488

Dyke v. Taylor Implement Manufacturing Co., no.149

226 2489

Eager v. Magma Copper Co., no. 659 226 2490

Edwards v. Pacific Fruit Express Co., no. 465 226 2491

Federal Maritime Commission v. AktiebolagetSvenska Amerika Linien, nos. 257 and 258

227 2492

Federal Power Commission v. Sunray DX Oil Co.,nos. 60, 61, 62, 80, 97, 111, 143, 144, and 231

227 2493

Federal Trade Commission v. Flotill Products, Inc.,no. 20

227 2494

Felton v. City of Pensacola, no. 934, per curiam 227 2495

First Agricultural National Bank of Berkshire Countyv. State Tax Commission, no. 755

227 2496


1967 October Term



First National Bank of Arizona v. Cities Service Co.,no. 23

227 2497 -2498

Fontaine v. California, no. 854, misc., per curiam 227 2499

Gardner v. Broderick, as Police Commissioner ofNew York, no. 635

227 2500

Garner v. Yaeger, Warden, no. 704, per curiam 227 2501

Garrison v. Patterson, Warden, no. 791, misc., percuriam

227 2502

Glona v. American Guarantee and LiabilityInsurance Co., no. 639

227 2503

Green v. County School Board of New KentCounty, Virginia, no. 695

227 2504

Hanner v. DeMarcus, no. 497, per curiam 227 2505

Hardin, as Mayor of Tazewell, Tennessee v.Kentucky Utilities Co., nos. 40, 50, and 51

227 2506

Harris v. U.S., no. 92, per curiam 227 2507

Haynes v. U.S., no. 236 227 2508

Hogue v. Southern Railway Co., no. 889, percuriam

227 2509

Hopkins v. Cohen, Acting Secretary of Health,Education, and Welfare, no. 276

227 2510

Houghton v. Scranton, no. 668, misc., per curiam 227 2511

Interstate Circuit, Inc. v. City of Dallas, nos. 56 and64

227 2512

Ivanov v. U.S., nos. 885 and 1007, misc., percuriam

227 2513

Jehovah's Witnesses in the State of Washingtonv. King County Hospital Unit No. 1, no. 1111, percuriam

227 2514

Johnson v. Florida, no. 1393, misc., per curiam 227 2515

Johnson v. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, no.702, per curiam

228 2516

Joint Industry Board of the Electrical Industry v.U.S., no. 616

228 2517

Jones v. Georgia, no. 174, misc., per curiam 228 2518

Kaiser Steel Corp. v. W. S. Ranch Co., no. 1328,misc., per curiam

228 2518A

King, Commissioner of State Department ofPensions and Security, State of Alabama v. Smith,no. 949

228 2519

Kirk v. Wyoming, no. 50, misc., per curiam 228 2520


1967 October Term



Kirkpatrick, Secretary of State of Missouri v.Preisler, nos. 1116 and 1117, per curiam

228 2521

Kolod v. U.S., nos. 133, 885, and 1007, misc. [heldover for OT 1968]

228 2522

Cheng Fan Kwok v. Immigration and NaturalizationService, no. 638

228 2523

Lee, Commissioner of Corrections of Alabama v.Washington, no. 75, per curiam

228 2524

Lee Art Theatre, Inc. v. Virginia, no. 997, per curiam 228 2525

Levy v. Louisiana, no. 508 228 2526

Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen andEnginemen v. Bangor and Aroostoock Railroad Co.,no. 353, per curiam

228 2527

Lucas v. Rhodes, no. 568, per curiam 228 2528

Mancusi, Warden v. De Forte, no. 844 228 2529

Maryland v. Wirtz, Secretary of Labor, no. 742 228 2530

Massachusetts v. Painten, no. 37, per curiam 228 2531

Mathis v. U.S., no. 726 228 2532

Mempa v. Rhay, Superintendent, Washington StatePenitentiary, nos. 16 and 22

228 2533

Miller v. State of California, no. 154, per curiam 228 2534

Monroe v. Board of Commissioners of the City ofJackson, Tennessee, no. 740

228 2535

American Federation of Musicians of the UnitedStates and Canada v. Carroll, nos. 309 and 310

228 2536

Nash v. Florida Industrial Commission, no. 48 228 2537

National Labor Relations Board v. Fleetwood TrailerCo., no. 49

228 2538

National Labor Relations Board v. Industrial Unionof Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America,AFL-CIO, and Its Local 22, no. 796

228 2539

National Labor Relations Board v. United InsuranceCo. of America, nos. 178 and 179

228 2540

Newman v. Piggie Park Enterprises, no. 339, percuriam

228 2541

Norfolk and Western Railway Co. v. Missouri StateTax Commission, no. 324

228 2542

Penn-Central Merger and Norfolk and WesternRailway, Inclusion Cases, nos. 778 and 779, percuriam

229 2543


1967 October Term



Pennsylvania and New York Central Railroad andNorfolk and Western Railway, Inclusion Cases, nos.778, 779, 830, 831, 832, 833, 834, 835, and 836

229 2544

Perma Life Mufflers, Inc. v. International PartsCorp., no. 733

229 2545

Permian Basin Area Rate Cases, nos. 90, 95, 98,99-102, 105, 117, 181, 261, 266, and 388

229 2546 -2548

Peyton, Superintendent of the Virginia StatePenitentiary v. Rowe, no. 802

229 2549

Pickering v. Board of Education of Township HighSchool District 205, Will County, Illinois, no. 510

229 2550

Pinto, Superintendent, New Jersey State PrisonFarm v. Pierce, no. 284, per curiam

229 2551

Poafpybitty v. Skelly Oil Co., no. 65 229 2552

Powell v. State of Texas, no. 405



Provident Tradesmens Bank and Trust Co.,Administrator of the Estate of John R. Lynch v.Patterson, Administrator of the Estate of DonaldCionci, no. 28

230 2556

The Puyallup Tribe v. Department of Game ofWashington, nos. 247 and 319

230 2557

Rabeck v. New York, no. 611, per curiam 230 2558

Raney v. The Board of Education of the GouldSchool District, no. 805

230 2559

Reading Co. v. Brown, no. 127 230 2560

Roberts v. LaValle, Warden, no. 193, misc., percuriam

230 2561

Roberts v. Russell and Other Companion Cases,no. 920

230 2562

Roberts v. U.S., no. 330, per curiam 230 2563

In the Matter of John Ruffalo, Jr., no. 73 230 2564

Sabbath v. U.S., no. 898 230 2565

St. Amant v. Thompson, no. 517 230 2566

Schneider v. Smith, Commandant, U.S. CoastGuard, no. 196

230 2567

Securities and Exchange Commission v. NewEngland Electric System, no. 305

230 2568


1967 October Term



Shapiro, Commissioner of Welfare of Connecticut v.Thompson, nos. 83, 1134, and 1138 [held over OT1968]

230 2569 -2570

Sibron v. State of New York, nos. 63 and 74 230 2571

Simmons v. U.S., no. 55 231 2572

Sims v. Georgia, no. 678, per curiam 231 2573

Smith v. Noble Drilling Corp., no. 648, per curiam 231 2574

Stern v. South Chester Tube Co., no. 486 231 2575

Sullivan v. Little Hunting Park, Inc., no. 1188, percuriam

231 2576

Tcherepnin v. Knight, no. 104 231 2577

Teitel Film Corp. v. Cusack, no. 787, per curiam 231 2578

Terry v. State of Ohio, no. 67 231 2579

Protective Committee for Independent Stockholdersof TMT Trailer Ferry, Inc. v. Anderson, no. 38

231 2580

Umans v. U.S., no. 41, per curiam 231 2581

Uniformed Sanitation Men Association, Inc. v.Commissioner of Sanitation of the City of NewYork, no. 823

231 2582

United Mine Workers of America, District 12 v.Illinois State Bar Association, no. 33

231 2583

U.S. v. Bethlehem Steel Co., no. 130, per curiam 231 2584

U.S. v. Coleman, no. 630 231 2585

U.S. v. Dixie Highway Express, Inc., no. 694 and707, per curiam

231 2586

U.S. v. Habig, no. 107 231 2587

U.S. v. Mercantile Trust Co. National Association,no. 87, per curiam

231 2588

U.S. v. Neifert-White Co., no. 267 231 2589

U.S. v. O'Brien, nos. 232 and 233 231 2590

U.S. v. Rands, no. 54 231 2591

U.S. v. Robel, no. 8 231 2592

U.S. v. Robel, no. 83 [original OT 1966] 232 2593

U.S. v. Southwestern Cable Co., nos. 363 and 428 232 2594

U.S. v. Third National Bank in Nashville, no. 86 232 2595

U.S. v. United Shoe Machinery Corp., no. 597 232 2596

Wainwright v. City of New Orleans, Louisiana, no.13, per curiam

232 2597

Watts v. Seward School Board, no. 325, per curiam 232 2598


1967 October Term



Whitehill v. Elkins, President, University ofMaryland, no. 25

232 2599

Whitney v. State of Florida, no. 68 232 2600

In the Matter of Buddy Lynn Whittington, no. 701 232 2601

Will, Judge, United States District Court for theNorthern District of Illinois v. U.S., no. 36

232 2602

Wilson v. City of Port Lavaca, Texas, no. 1238, percuriam

232 2603

Wirtz, Secretary of Labor v. Local 53, Glass BottleBlowers Association, no. 57

232 2604

Wirtz, Secretary of Labor, U.S. Department ofLabor v. Hotel, Motel and Club Employees Union,Local 6, no. 891

232 2605

Wirtz, Secretary of Labor v. Local Union No. 125,Laborers' International Union of North America,AFL-CIO, no. 58

232 2606

Wood v. U.S., no. 27, misc., per curiam 232 2607

World Airways, Inc. v. Pan American WorldAirways, Inc., nos. 800, 946, and 969, per curiam

232 2608

Wyandotte Transportation Co. v. U.S., no. 31 232 2609

Zwickler v. Koota, as District Attorney of the Countyof Kings, no. 29

232 2610

1968 October Term

Allen v. State Board of Elections, nos. 3, 25, 26,and 36

232 2611

Arsenault v. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, no.187, misc., per curiam

232 2612

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. v. Aberdeenand Rockfish Railway Co., nos. 13 and 15

232 2613

Banks v. State of California, no. 670 232 2614

Bates v. Nelson, no. 86, misc., per curiam 232 2615

Benton v. State of Maryland, no. 201 233 2616

Berger v. California, no. 221, misc., per curiam 233 2617

Black Unity League of Kentucky v. Miller, no. 892,per curiam

233 2618

Bokulich v. Jury Commission of Green County,Alabama, no. 1255, misc., per curiam

233 2619

Boykin v. State of Alabama, no. 642 233 2620

Boyle v. Landry, no. 244 [to be re-argued OT 1969] 233 2621

Brandenburg v. State of Ohio, no. 492, per curiam 233 2622

Cardinale v. State of Louisiana, no. 76 233 2623


1968 October Term



Carroll v. President and Commissioners of PrincessAnne, Somerset County, Maryland, no. 6

233 2624

Cipriano v. City of Houma, no. 705, per curiam 233 2625

Clark v. Gabriel, no. 572, per curiam 233 2626

Commonwealth Coatings Corp. v. ContinentalCasualty Co., no. 14

233 2627

Continental Oil Co. v. U.S., no. 206, per curiam 233 2628

Crane v. Cedar Rapids and Iowa City RailwayCorp., no. 791

233 2629

Daniel v. Paul, no. 488 233 2630

Dunbar-Stanley Studios, Inc. v. State of Alabama,no. 376

233 2631

DuVernay v. U.S., no. 814, per curiam 233 2632

Federal Power Commission v. United Gas PipeLine Co., nos. 247 and 248, per curiam

233 2633

Fortner Enterprises, Inc. v. United States SteelCorp., no. 306

233 2634

Foster v. State of California, no. 47 233 2635

Frank v. U.S., no. 200 233 2636

Frazier v. Cupp, no. 643 233 2637

Gardner v. State of California, no. 73 233 2638

Gaston County, North Carolina v. U.S., no. 701 233 2639

Glover v. St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Co., no.38

234 2640

Golden, as District Attorney of the County of Kingsv. Zwickler, no. 370

234 2641

Gregg v. U.S., no. 453 234 2642

Hadnott v. Amos, no. 647 234 2643

Harrington v. State of California, no. 750 234 2644

In the Matter of Herndon, per curiam 234 2645

Hunter v. Erickson, Mayor of City of Akron, et al.,no. 63

234 2646

Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Stanisic,no. 297

234 2647

International Terminal Operating Co., Inc. v. N.V. Nederl. Amerik Stoomv. Maats., no. 379, percuriam

234 2648

Jenkins v. State of Delaware, no. 748 234 2649

Jenkins v. McKeithen, no. 548 234 2650


1968 October Term



Johnson v. Avery, Commissioner of Correction, etal., no. 40

234 2651

Johnson v. Bennett, no. 32, per curiam 234 2652

Kaufman v. U.S., no. 53 234 2653

Kirkpatrick, Secretary of State of Missouri v.Preisler, nos. 30 and 31

234 2654

Kramer v. Caribbean Mills, Inc., no. 156 234 2655

Lear, Inc. v. Adkins, no. 56



Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen andEnginemen v. Chicago, Rock Island and PacificRailroad Co., nos. 16 and 18

235 2658

McCarthy v. U.S., no. 43 235 2659

McConnell v. Rhay, nos. 87, misc., and 458, misc.,per curiam

235 2660

McDonald v. Board of Election Commissioners ofChicago, no. 68

235 2661

McKart v. U.S., no. 403 235 2662

Mengelkoch v. Industrial Welfare Commission andNorth American Aviation, Inc., no. 375, per curiam

235 2663

Messner v. Spahn [order], no. 48 235 2664

Nacirema Operating Co., Inc. v. Johnson, nos. 528and 663 [to be re-argued OT 1969]

235 2665

National Labor Relations Board v. Gissel PackingCo., Inc., nos. 573, 691, and 585

235 2666

National Labor Relations Board v. Strong Roofingand Insulating Co., no. 61

235 2667

National Labor Relations Board v. Wyman-GordonCo., no. 463

235 2668

Noyd v. Bond, no. 830 235 2669

O'Callahan v. Parker, Warden, no. 646 235 2670 -2671

Overton v. New York, no. 212, per curiam 235 2672

Perkins v. Standard Oil Co. of California, no. 624 235 2673

Presbyterian Church in the United States v. BlueHull Memorial Presbyterian Church, no. 71

235 2674

Red Lion Broadcasting Co., Inc. v. FederalCommunications Commission, nos. 2 and 717

235 2675

Rodrigue v. Aetna Casualty and Surety InsuranceCo., no. 436

236 2676


1968 October Term



Rodriguez v. U.S., no. 749 236 2677

Samuels v. Mackell, nos. 580 and 813 [to be re-argued OT 1969]

236 2678

Scofield v. National Labor Relations Board, no. 273 236 2679

Securities and Exchange Commission v. NationalSecurities, Inc., no. 41

236 2680

Skinner v. State of Louisiana, no. 44, per curiam 236 2681

Smith v. Yaeger, Warden, no. 399, per curiam 236 2682

Sniadach v. Family Finance Corp. of Bay View, no.130

236 2683

Snyder v. Harris, nos. 109 and 117 236 2684

Stiles v. U.S., no. 74 236 2685

Street v. State of New York, no. 5 236 2686 -2687

Thorpe v. Housing Authority of the City of Durham,no. 20

236 2688

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v. JacksonvilleTerminal Co., no. 69

236 2689

U.S. v. An Article of Drug... Bacto-Unidisk..., no.343

236 2690

U.S. v. Augenblick, no. 45 236 2691

U.S. v. The Concentrated Phosphate ExportAssociation, Inc., no. 29

236 2692

U.S. v. Container Corp. of America, no. 27 236 2693

U.S. v. Covington, no. 366 236 2694

U.S. v. The Donruss Co., no. 17 236 2695

U.S. v. Grace, no. 574 236 2696

U.S. v. King, no. 672 237 2697

U.S. v. Knox, no. 675 237 2698

U.S. v. State of Louisiana, no. 9, orig., per curiam 237 2699

U.S. v. Montgomery County Board of Education,nos. 798 and 997

237 2700

U.S. v. Nardello, no. 51 237 2701

U.S. v. United States Coin and Currency, no. 477[to be re-argued OT 1969]

237 2702

Universal Interpretive Shuttle Corp. v. WashingtonMetropolitan Area Transit Commission, no. 19

237 2703

Utah v. U.S., no. 31, orig., per curiam 237 2704

Utah Public Service Commission v. El Paso NaturalGas Co., no. 776

237 2705


1968 October Term



Watts v. U.S., no. 1107, misc., per curiam 237 2706

Wells v. Rockefeller, as Governor of the State ofNew York, no. 238

237 2707

Williams v. City of Oklahoma City, no. 841, percuriam

237 2708

Willingham v. Morgan, no. 228 237 2709

Younger v. Harris, no. 163 [to be re-argued OT1969]

237 2710

Zenith Radio Corp. v. Hazeltine Research, Inc., no.49

237 2711

1969 October Term

Adickes v. Kress and Co., no. 79 237 2712 -2715

State of Alabama v. Finch, Secretary of the U.S.Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, no.38, orig.

237 2716

Alexander v. Holmes County Board of Education,no. 632, per curiam

238 2717

Amalgamated Association of Street, ElectricRailway and Motor Coach Employees of America v.Lockridge, no. 1072, per curiam

238 2718

American Farm Lines v. Black Ball Freight Service,nos. 369 and 382

238 2719

Anderson's-Black Rock, Inc. v. Pavement SalvageCo., Inc., no. 45

238 2720

State of Arkansas v. State of Tennessee, no. 33,orig., per curiam

238 2721

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. v. Brotherhood ofLocomotive Engineers, no. 477

238 2722

Bachellar v. State of Maryland, no. 729 238 2723

Barlow v. Collins, no. 249 238 2724

Bassett v. Smith, no. 1658, misc., per curiam 238 2725

Boddie v. State of Connecticut, no. 265 [to be re-argued OT 1970]

238 2726

Boyle, Chief Judge of the Circuit Court of CookCounty, Illinois v. Landry, no. 6 [to be re-argued OT1970]

238 2727

Brady v. U.S., no. 270 238 2728

Bryson v. U.S., no. 35 238 2729

Byrne v. Karalexis, no. 1149 [to be re-argued OT1970]

238 2730

Cain v. Kentucky, no. 347, [d.d.c.] 238 2731


1969 October Term



State of California v. Green, no. 387 238 2732

Carter v. West Feliciana Parish School, no. 944,per curiam

238 2733

Chandler, U.S. District Judge for the WesternDistrict of Oklahoma v. Judicial Council of the TenthCircuit of the U.S., no. 2, misc.



City of Chicago v. U.S., nos. 101 and 102 239 2736

The Choctaw Nation v. State of Oklahoma, nos. 41and 59

239 2737

Cole, Superintendent, Boston State Hospital v.Richardson, nos. 679 and 774

239 2738

The Colonnade Catering Corp. v. U.S., no. 108 239 2739

Conway v. California Adult Authority, no. 40 239 2740

Craycroft v. Farrell, no. 718, misc. 239 2741

Czosek v. O'Mara, no. 234 239 2742

Daniel v. Goliday, no. 1211, per curiam 239 2743

Association of Data Processing ServiceOrganizations, Inc. v. Camp, Comptroller of theCurrency of the U.S., no. 85

239 2744

DeBacker v. Brainard, Sheriff of Dodge County,Nebraska, no. 15, per curiam

239 2745

The Detroit and Toledo Shore Line Railroad Co. v.United Transportation Union, no. 29

239 2746

Dickey v. State of Florida, no. 728 239 2747

Dowell, an infant v. Board of Education of theOklahoma City Public Schools, no. 603, per curiam

239 2748

Dryson, Chief of Police, City of Dallas v. Stein, no.565, per curiam [to be re-argued OT 1970]

239 2749

Evans v. Abney, no. 60 239 2750

Evans v. Cornman, no. 236 239 2751

State of Florida v. State of Alabama, no. 37, orig.,per curiam

239 2752

Goldstein v. Cox, no. 66 240 2753

Hadley v. The Junior College District ofMetropolitan Kansas City, Missouri, no. 37

240 2754

Hellenic Lines Ltd. v. Rhoditis, no. 661 240 2755

Hester v. State of Illinois, no. 82, per curiam 240 2756

State of Illinois v. Allen, no. 606 240 2757


1969 October Term



Jones v. State Board of Education of and for theState of Tennessee, no. 731, per curiam

240 2758

Lewis v. Martin, Director of the State Department ofSocial Welfare of State of California, no. 829

240 2759

International Longshoremen's Local 1416, AFL-CIOv. Ariadne Shipping Co., Ltd., no. 231

240 2760

Loos v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, no.275, per curiam

240 2761

McMann, Warden v. Richardson, no. 153 240 2762

The Maryland and Virginia Eldership of theChurches of God v. The Church of God atSharpsburg, Inc., no. 414, per curiam

240 2763

Mills v. The Electric Auto-Lite Co., no. 64 240 2764

Minor v. U.S., nos. 189 and 271 240 2765

State of Mississippi v. Finch, Secretary of the U.S.Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, no.39, orig.

240 2766

Molinaro v. New Jersey, no. 663, per curiam 240 2767

Monks v. State of New Jersey, no. 127, per curiam 240 2768

Moragne v. States Marine Lines, no. 175 240 2769

Morales v. State of New York, no. 86, per curiam 240 2770

Morris v. Schoonfield, Warden, no. 782, per curiam 240 2771

Nacirema Operating Co., Inc. v. Johnson, nos. 9and 16

240 2772

National Labor Relations Board v. Raytheon Co.,no. 440

240 2773

National Labor Relations Board v. J. H. Rutter-RexManufacturing Co., Inc., no. 32

241 2774

Nelson, Warden v. George, no. 595 241 2775

North Carolina v. Alford, no. 50 [to be re-argued OT1970]

241 2776

Northcross v. Board of Education of the Memphis,Tennessee, City Schools, no. 1136, per curiam

241 2777

Parker v. State of North Carolina, no. 268 241 2778

H. K. Porter Co., Inc. v. National Labor RelationsBoard, no. 230

241 2779

Price v. State of Georgia, no.269 241 2780

Reetz, Commissioner of Fish and Game for Alaskav. Bozanich, no. 185

241 2781

Rogers, Secretary of State v. Bellei, no. 179 [to bere-argued OT 1970]

241 2782


1969 October Term



Rosado v. Wyman, no. 540 241 2783 -2784

Rowan, dba American Book Service v. U.S. PostOffice Department, no. 399

241 2785

Samuels v. Mackell, nos. 11 and 20 [to be re-argued OT 1970]

241 2786

Schacht v. U.S., no. 628 241 2787

Sigler, Warden v. Parker, no. 743, per curiam 241 2788

Simmons v. West Haven Housing Authority, no. 81,per curiam

241 2789

Simpson v. Union Oil Co. of California, no. 419, percuriam

241 2790

Sullivan v. Little Hunting Park, Inc., no. 33 241 2791

Taggart v. Weinacker's, Inc., no. 74, per curiam 242 2792

Tate v. Hickel, Secretary of the Interior, no. 300 242 2793

Toussie v. U.S., no. 441 242 2794

Turner v. U.S., no. 190 242 2795

U.S. v. Armour and Co., no. 103, per curiam 242 2796

U.S. v. Davis, no. 282 242 2797

U.S. v. Donnelly, no. 104 242 2798

U.S. v. Hilton Hotels Corp., no. 528 242 2799

U.S. v. Interstate Commerce Commission (NorthernLines Merger Cases), nos. 28, 38, 43, and 44

242 2800

U.S. v. Key, no. 402 242 2801

U.S. v. Knox, no. 17 242 2802

U.S. v. State of Maine, no. 35, orig. 242 2803

U.S. v. Phillipsburg National Bank and Trust Co.,no. 1093

242 2804

U.S. v. Sisson, no. 305



U.S. v. Van Leeuwen, no. 403 243 2808

U.S. v. Webb, Inc., no. 63 243 2809

U.S. v. White, no. 46, per curiam [to be re-arguedOT 1970]

243 2810

Wade v. Wilson, Warden, no. 55 243 2811

Walker v. Ohio, no. 1470, per curiam 243 2812


1969 October Term



Waller v. State of Florida, no. 24 243 2813

Walz v. Tax Commission of the City of New York,no. 135

243 2814 -2816

Welsh v. U.S., no. 76



Williams v. State of Illinois, no. 1089 244 2819

Wilson, Warden v. Atchley, no. 642 [d.d.c.] 244 2820

In the Matter of Samuel Winship, no. 778 244 2821

Woodward v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue,no. 412

244 2822

Wyman v. Rothstein, no. 896, per curiam 244 2823

Younger v. Harris, no. 4 [to be re-argued OT 1970] 244 2824

Zuber v. Allen, nos. 25 and 52 244 2825 -2826

1970 October Term

Abate v. Mundt, no. 71 244 2827

Alexander v. Louisiana, no. 5944, per curiam [to bere-argued OT 1971]

244 2828

Amalgamated Association of Street, ElectricRailway and Motor Coach Employees of America v.Lockridge, no. 76

244 2829 -2830

Arnold Tours, Inc. v. Camp, no. 602, per curiam 244 2831

Askew v. Hargrave, no. 573, per curiam 244 2832

Astrup v. Immigration and Naturalization Service,no. 840

244 2833

Bell v. Burson, Director, Georgia Department ofPublic Safety, no. 5586

245 2834

Bivens v. Six Unknown Named Agents of FederalBureau of Narcotics, no. 301

245 2835

Blonder-Tongue Laboratories, Inc. v. University ofIllinois Foundation, no. 358

245 2836

Blount, Postmaster General v. Rizzi dba The MailBox, no. 55

245 2837

Boddie v. Connecticut, no. 27 245 2838

International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, IronShipbuilders, Blacksmiths, Forgers and Helpers,AFL-CIO v. Hardeman, no. 123

245 2839

Port of Boston Marine Terminal Association v.Rederiaktiebolaget Transatlantic, no. 99

245 2840


1970 October Term



Braswell v. Florida, no. 5148, misc. 245 2841

Bruno v. Pennsylvania, no. 205, per curiam 245 2842

California v. Byers, no. 75 245 2843 -2845

California Department of Human ResourcesDevelopment v. Java, no. 507

245 2846

Chambers v. Cox, Superintendent Virginia StatePenitentiary, no. 5122

245 2847

Chicago and North Western Railway Co. v. UnitedTransportation Union, no. 189

245 2848

The Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas PacificRailway Co. v. U.S., no. 593

246 2849 -2850

Cohen v. California, no. 299 246 2851

Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, AFL-CIO v. Prepmore Apparel, Inc., no. 1183

246 2852

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. LincolnSavings and Loan Association, no. 544

246 2853

Connor, Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party v.Johnson, On Application for Stay

246 2854

Named Individual Members of the San AntonioConservation Society v. The Texas HighwayDepartment and the U.S. Department ofTransportation, no. 1101

246 2855

Cook v. U.S., no. 1166 246 2856

Crosslin v. The Mountain States Telephone andTelegraph Co., no. 326

246 2857

Davis v. Board of School Commissioners of MobileCounty, no. 436

246 2858

Deal v. Cincinnati Board of Education, no. 5210 246 2859

Decker, U.S. District Judge v. Harper and RowPublishers, Inc., no. 113, per curiam

246 2860

Donaldson v. U.S., no. 65 246 2861

Durham v. U.S., no. 5928, per curiam 246 2862

Electronic Industries Association v. U.S., no. 423 246 2863

Ely v. Klahr, no. 548 246 2864

First National Bank v. Banco Nacional de Cuba, no.846

246 2865

Fornais v. Ridge Tool Co., nos. 541 and 543, percuriam

246 2866

Gainesville Utilities Department v. Florida PowerCorp., no. 464

246 2867

Gillette v. U.S., nos. 85 and 325 246 2868


1970 October Term



Gordon v. Lance, no. 96 246 2869

Graham, Commissioner, Department of PublicWelfare of Arizona v. Richardson, no. 609

246 2870

Griggs v. Duke Power Co., no. 124 246 2871

Grove Press, Inc. v. Maryland State Board ofCensors, no. 63, per curiam

246 2872

Harris v. New York, no. 206 246 2873

Harris v. U.S., no. 780 246 2874

Hickel, Secretary of the Interior v. Oil Shale Corp.,no. 25

246 2875

Hill v. State of California, no. 51 246 2876

Hodgson, Secretary of Labor v. Local Union 6799,United Steelworkers of America, AFL-CIO, no. 655

247 2877

Humphrey v. Cady, Warden, no. 5515 [to be re-argued OT 1971]

247 2878

Hunter v. Tennessee, no. 5085, per curiam 247 2879

James v. Valtierra, nos. 154 and 226 247 2880

Johnson v. State of Mississippi, no. 5485, percuriam

247 2881

Keyes v. School District Number One, Denver,Colorado, per curiam

247 2882

Kitchens v. Smith, Warden, no. 6131, per curiam 247 2883

Labine v. Vincent, no. 5257 247 2884 -2885

Lemon v. Kurtzman, nos. 89, 569, and 570 247 2886 -2888

Mackey v. U.S., no. 36 247 2889

Magnesium Casting Co. v. National Labor RelationsBoard, no. 370

247 2890

Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Laird,Secretary of Defense, no. 42, orig.

247 2891

Mayberry v. State of Pennsylvania, no. 121 247 2892

McDaniel, Superintendent of Schools v. Barresi, no.420

247 2893

McGautha v. California, no. 203 248 2894 -2896

McGee v. U.S., no. 362 248 2897

McKeiver v. Pennsylvania, no. 322 248 2898

Meltzer v. LeCraw and Co., no. 5048 248 2899


1970 October Term



Moore v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board ofEducation, no. 444, per curiam

248 2900

Morton v. Quaker Action Group [order] 248 2901

National Labor Relations Board v. Clark's GambleCorp., no. 265

248 2902

National Labor Relations Board v. Local 825,International Union of Operating Engineers, AFL-CIO, no. 40

248 2903

New York Times Co. v. U.S., nos. 1873 and 1885 248 2904

North Carolina v. Alford, no. 14 248 2905

North Carolina State Board of Education v. Swann,no. 498

248 2906

State of Ohio v. Wyandotte Chemicals Corp., no.41, orig.

248 2907

Organization for a Better Austin v. Keefe, no. 135 249 2908

Citizens to Preserve Overton Park, Inc. v. Volpe,Secretary, Department of Transportation, no. 1066

249 2909

Palmer v. Thompson, Mayor, City of Jackson, no.107

249 2910 -2911

Perez v. Campbell, Superintendent, Motor VehicleDivision, Arizona Highway Department, no. 5175

249 2912

Perkins v. Matthews, Mayor of the City of Canton,no. 46

249 2913

Phillips v. Martin Marietta Corp., no. 73 249 2914

Piccirillo v. State of New York, no. 97, per curiam 249 2915

Radich v. New York, no. 169 249 2916

Ramsey v. United Mine Workers, no. 88 249 2917

Relford v. Commandant, U.S. Disciplinary Barracks,Fort Leavenworth, no. 98

250 2918

Rewis v. U.S., no. 5342 250 2919

Richardson, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Perales, no. 108

250 2920

Rodicker v. Illinois Central Railroad Co., no. 776 250 2921

Rogers, Secretary of State v. Bellei, no. 24 250 2922

Rosenbloom v. Metromedia, Inc., no. 66 250 2923 -2924

Sanks v. State of Georgia, no. 28 250 2925

Schlanger v. Seamans, Secretary of the Air Force,no. 5481

250 2926

Simpson v. State of Florida, no. 1267, per curiam 250 2927


1970 October Term



Stanley v. U.S., no. 524 250 2928

Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board ofEducation, no. 281 [school cases]

Memoranda 250 2929 -2930


Tarver v. Smith, no. 6106 251 2935

Tate v. Short, no. 324 251 2936

Tilton v. Richardson, Secretary of Health,Education, and Welfare, no. 153

251 2937

Triangle Improvement Council v. Ritchie, no. 712 251 2938

United Mine Workers of America v. Chester Railingand Paul Railing, dba C&P Coal Co., no. 1059, percuriam

251 2939

U.S. v. Armour & Co., no. 759 251 2940

U.S. v. City of Chicago, nos. 386, 387, 396, and410

252 2941

U.S. v. District Court in and for the County of Eagleand State of Colorado, no. 87

252 2942

U.S. v. District Court in and for Water Division No.5, no. 812

252 2943

U.S. v. Freed, no. 345 252 2944

U.S. v. Greater Buffalo Press, Inc., no. 821 252 2945

U.S. v. Harris, no. 30 252 2946

U.S. v. Johnson, no. 577 [to be re-argued OT 1971] 252 2947 -2948

U.S. v. Maryland Savings-Share Insurance Corp.,no. 160, per curiam

252 2949

U.S. v. Mitchell, no. 798 252 2950

U.S. v. Randall, no. 125 252 2951

U.S. v. Reidel, no. 534 252 2952

U.S. v. Ryan, no. 758 252 2953

U.S. v. Southern Ute Tribe or Band of Indians, no.515

252 2954

U.S. v. United States Coin and Currency, no. 5 252 2955

U.S. v. White, no. 13 253 2956 -2957

U.S. Bulk Carriers, Inc. v. Arguelles, no. 29 253 2958


1970 October Term



United Transportation Union v. The State Bar ofMichigan, no. 434

253 2959

Utah v. U.S., no. 31, orig. 253 2960

Weed v. Bilbrey, no. 1109 [from OT 1968] 253 2961

Weintraub v. U.S., no. 5961 253 2962

Whiteley v. Warden, Wyoming State Penitentiary,no. 136

253 2963

Williams v. U.S., no. 81 253 2964 -2965

Wisconsin v. Constantineau, no. 95 253 2966

Wyman, Commissioner of New York Department ofSocial Services v. James, no. 69



Zenith Radio Corp. v. Hazeltine Research, Inc., no.80

254 2969

1971 October Term

Adams v. State of Illinois, no. 70-5038 254 2970

Adams, Warden v. Williams, no. 70-283 254 2971

Affiliated Ute Citizens of Utah v. U.S., no. 70-78 254 2972

Aikens v. State of California, no. 68-5027, percuriam

254 2973

Alexander v. State of Louisiana, no. 70-5026 254 2974

Allied Chemical and Alkali Workers of America,Local Union No. 1 v. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.Chemical Division, nos. 70-32 and 70-39

254 2975

Andrews v. Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co.,no. 71-300

254 2976

Arciniega v. Freeman, U.S. Marshal, no. 70-5135,per curiam

254 2977

Argersinger v. Hamlin, Sheriff, Leon County,Florida, no. 70-5015

254 2978 -2979

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad v. Erie LackawannaRailroad Co., no. 71-107, per curiam

254 2980

Inmates of Attica v. Rockefeller, no. A-385 255 2981

Barker v. Wingo, Warden, no. 71-5255 255 2982

Bell v. State of Kentucky, no. 70-5304, per curiam 255 2983

State Board of Election Commissioners v. Evers,no. 71-600

255 2984


1971 October Term



Board of Regents of the University of Texas Systemv. New Left Education Project, no. 70-55

255 2985

Bradley v. U.S., no. 71-5431 255 2986

Britt v. State of North Carolina, no. 70-5041 255 2987

Brooks v. Tennessee, no. 71-5313 255 2988

Brunette Machine Works, Ltd. v. KockumIndustries, Inc., no. 70-314

255 2989

Bullock v. Carter, no. 70-128 255 2990

Camp v. State of Arkansas, no. 70-353, per curiam 255 2991

Caplin v. Marine Midland Grace Trust Co. of NewYork, no. 70-220

255 2992

Carleson, Director of Social Welfare v. Remillard,no. 70-250

255 2993

Carter v. Stanton, no. 70-5082, per curiam 255 2994

Central Hardware Co. v. National Labor RelationsBoard, no. 70-223

255 2995

Chapman v. State of California, no. 71-615 255 2996

Colombo v. State of New York, no. 71-352, percuriam

255 2997

Colten v. Commonwealth of Kentucky, no. 71-404 255 2998

Combs v. U.S., no. 71-517, per curiam 255 2999

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. First SecurityBank of Utah, no. 70-305

255 3000

Connor v. Williams, Governor of Mississippi, no.71-221, per curiam

256 3001

Cruz v. Beto, Director, Texas Department ofCorrections, no. 71-5552

256 3002

Cruz v. Hauck, no. 70-5343 256 3003

Da Costa v. Laird, Individually, and as Secretary ofDefense of the U.S., no. 71-833

256 3004

Deepsouth Packing Co., Inc. v. Laitram Corp., no.71-315

256 3005

Diffenderfer v. Central Baptist Church of Miami,Florida, no. 70-47, per curiam

256 3006

Doherty v. U.S., no. A-283, per curiam 256 3007

Donaldson v. State of California, no. 70-5233 256 3008

Dun and Bradstreet, Inc. v. Grove, no. 71-206[d.d.c.]

256 3009

Dunn, Governor of the State of Tennessee v.Blumstein, no. 70-13

256 3010


1971 October Term



Eisenstadt, Sheriff of Suffolk County,Massachusetts v. Baird, no. 70-17

256 3011 -3012

Elias, Superintendent, Yardville Youth Receptionand Correction Center v. Catena, nos. 71-377 andA-342

256 3013

Engelman v. Amos, no. 70-33, per curiam 256 3014

Evansville-Vanderburgh Airport Authority District v.Delta Airlines, Inc., no. 70-99

256 3015

Federal Power Commission v. Florida Power andLight Co., no. 70-38

256 3016

Federal Power Commission v. Louisiana Power andLight Co., no. 71-1016

256 3017

Federal Trade Commission v. Sperry andHutchinson Co., no. 70-70

256 3018

Fein v. Selective Service System Local Board No. 7of Yonkers, New York, no. 70-58

256 3019

First National City Bank v. Banco Nacional deCuba, no. 70-295

257 3020 -3021

Flood v. Kuhn, no. 71-32 257 3022

Flood v. Kuhn, no. 71-32 [d.d.c.] 257 3023

Flower v. U.S., no. 71-1180 257 3024

Freeman, Guardian of Terry Freeman v. Flake, no.71-956

257 3025

Gelbard v. U.S., nos. 71-110 and 71-263 257 3026 -3027

Giglio v. U.S., no. 70-29 257 3028

Gooding, Warden v. Wilson, no. 70-26 257 3029

Gravel v. U.S., no. 71-1017 257 3030 -3031

Grayned v. City of Rockford, no. 70-5106 258 3032

Groppi v. Leslie, Sheriff, no. 70-112 258 3033

Grubbs, dba T. R. Grubbs Tire and Appliance v.General Electric Credit Corp., no. 71-257

258 3034

Haines v. Kerner, Former Governor, State ofIllinois, no. 70-5025

258 3035

Hawaii v. Standard Oil Co. of California, no. 70-49 258 3036 -3037

Healy v. James, no. 71-452 258 3038

Huffman v. Boersen, no. 71-5097, per curiam 258 3039

Hull v. U.S., no. 70-5331 258 3040

Humphrey v. Cady, Warden, no. 70-5004 258 3041


1971 October Term



State of Illinois v. City of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, no.49, orig.

258 3042

International Union of Operating Engineers, Local150, AFL-CIO v. Flair Builders, Inc., no. 71-41

258 3043

Iowa Beef Packers, Inc. v. Thompson, no. 70-286,per curiam

258 3044

Ivan v. City of New York, no. 71-6425, per curiam 258 3045

Jackson v. State of Indiana, no. 70-5009 258 3046

James, Judicial Administrator v. Strange, no. 70-11 258 3047

Jefferson v. Hackney, no. 70-5064



Jennings v. Mahoney, no. 71-5179 259 3050

Kastigar v. U.S., no. 70-117 259 3051

Kleindienst, Attorney General of the U.S. v. Mandel,no. 71-16

259 3052

Kois v. State of Wisconsin, no. 71-5625, per curiam 259 3053

Laird, Secretary of Defense v. Tatum, no. 71-288 259 3054 -3055

Lake Carriers' Association v. MacMullan, no.71-422

259 3056

Lauchli v. U.S., no. 71-5686 259 3057

Lee v. Runge, no. 70-263 259 3058

Lego v. Twomey, Warden, no. 70-5037 259 3059

Lewis v. City of New Orleans, no. 70-5323, percuriam

259 3060

Lindsay v. Normet, no. 70-5045 259 3061

Lippitt v. Cipollone, no. 71-5729 260 3062

In Re Larry Little, no. 71-244, per curiam 260 3063

Lloyd Corp., Ltd. v. Tanner, no. 71-492 260 3064

M/S Bremen and Unterweser Reederei, GMBH v.Zapata Off-Shore Co., no. 71-322

260 3065

Mahan, Secretary, State Board of Elections v.Howell, nos. 71-364, 71-373, 71-444, and 71-553

260 3066

Mancusi, Warden v. Stubbs, no. 71-237 260 3067

Mayer v. City of Chicago, no. 70-5040 260 3068

McClanahan v. Morauer and Hartzell, Inc., no.70-5097, per curiam

260 3069

McNeil v. Director, Patuxent Institution, no. 71-5144 260 3070


1971 October Term



Menna v. U.S., no. 71-772 260 3071

Monger v. State of Florida, no. 71-486 260 3072


Moose Lodge No. 107 v. Irvis, no. 70-75 260 3074

Morrissey v. Brewer, Warden, no. 71-5103 260 3075

Murel v. Baltimore City Criminal Court, no. 70-5276,per curiam

260 3076

National Labor Relations Board v. BurnsInternational Security Service, Inc., no. 71-123

260 3077 -3078

National Labor Relations Board v. Nash-Finch Co.,dba Jack and Jill Stores, no. 70-93

260 3079

National Labor Relations Board v. Plasterer's LocalUnion No. 79, no. 70-63

261 3080

National Labor Relations Board v. Scrivener, dbaAA Electric Company, no. 70-267

261 3081

Native American Church of Navajoland, Inc. v.Arizona Corporation Commission, no. 71-533

261 3082

State of Nebraska v. State of Iowa, no. 17, orig. 261 3083

Nichol v. Kennan, no. A-640 261 3084

Norfolk and Western Railway Co. v. Nemitz, no.70-97

261 3085

North Carolina v. Rice, no. 70-77, per curiam 261 3086

O'Keeffe, Deputy Commissioner, SixthCompensation District, Department of Labor v.Aerojet-General Shipyards, Inc., no. 71-262, percuriam

261 3087

Olff v. East Side Union High School District, no.71-498

261 3088

Osmond v. Spence, no. 70-291 261 3089

D. H. Overmeyer Co., Inc. of Ohio v. Frick, Co., no.69-5

261 3090

Papachristou v. City of Jacksonville, no. 70-5030 261 3091

Pease v. Hansen, Director, Cascade County,Department of Public Welfare, no. 70-5376

261 3092

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. State of NewYork, no. 40, orig.

261 3093

Peters v. Kiff, Warden, no. 71-5078 261 3094

Picard v. Connor, no. 70-96 261 3095

Pipefitters Local Union No. 562 v. U.S., no. 70-74



1971 October TermPipefitters Local Union No. 562 v. U.S., no. 70-74




Police Department of the City of Chicago v. Mosley,no. 70-87

262 3099

Polk v. U.S., no. 71-5459 262 3100

Port of Portland v. U.S., no. 70-31 262 3101

William Rabe v. State of Washington, no. 71-247,per curiam

262 3102

Reed v. Reed, no. 70-4 262 3103

Richardson, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Wright, nos. 70-161 and 70-5211, percuriam

262 3104

Riddell v. Rhay, Superintendent, Washington StatePenitentiary, no. 70-5379

262 3105

Robins v. U.S., no. 71-5405 262 3106

Rosengart v. Laird, Secretary of Defense, no.71-298

262 3107

S and E Contractors, Inc. v. U.S., no. 70-88



Santobello v. New York, no. 70-98 263 3113

Sarno v. Illinois Crime Investigating Commission,no. 70-7, per curiam

263 3114

Schneble v. State of Florida, no. 68-5009 263 3115

Schreiner v. U.S., no. 71-5294, per curiam 263 3116

Securities and Exchange Commission v. MedicalCommittee for Human Rights, no. 70-61

263 3117

Shadwick v. City of Tampa, no. 71-5445 263 3118

Slayton, Superintendent, Virginia State Penitentiaryv. Smith, no. 70-108, per curiam

263 3119

Smith v. Florida, no. 70-5055 263 3120

Socialist Labor Party v. Gilligan, Governor of Ohio,no. 70-21

263 3121

Spencer v. Kugler, no. 71-519 263 3122

Stanley v. State of Illinois, no. 70-5014 263 3123

Strait v. Laird, Secretary of Defense, no. 71-83 263 3124

Superintendent of Insurance of the State of NewYork, as Liquidator of Manhattan Casualty v.Banker Life and Casualty, no. 70-60

263 3125


1971 October Term



Swarb v. Lennox, no. 70-6 263 3126

Tacon v. State of Arizona, no. 71-6060, per curiam 263 3127

Taylor v. McKeithen, Governor of Louisiana, no.71-784, per curiam

263 3128

Townsend v. Swank, Director, Illinois Department ofPublic Aid, no. 70-5021

264 3129

Trobovich v. United Mine Workers of America, no.70-119

264 3130

Turner v. State of Arkansas, no. 71-1309, percuriam

264 3131

United Air Lines, Inc. v. Mahin, no. 71-862 264 3132

U.S. v. Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corp., no. 71-227 264 3133

U.S. v. Bass, no. 70-71 264 3134

U.S. v. Biswell, no. 71-81 264 3135

U.S. v. Brewster, no. 70-45 264 3136 -3138

U.S. v. Byrum, Executrix, no. 71-308 264 3139

U.S. v. Generes, no. 70-28 264 3140

U.S. v. Marion, no. 70-19 264 3141

U.S. v. Midwest Video Corp., no. 71-506 264 3142

U.S. v. Mississippi Chemical Corp., no. 70-52 265 3143

U.S. v. Pfizer and Co., Inc., no. 70-72, per curiam 265 3144

U.S. v. Standard Oil Co. of California, no. 71-527,per curiam

265 3145

U.S. v. Topco Associates, Inc., no. 70-82 265 3146

U.S. v. U.S. District Court for the Eastern District ofMichigan, no. 70-153

265 3147

U.S. v. 12 200-Ft. Reels of Super 8mm. Film, no.70-2

265 3148

U.S. and Interstate Commerce Commission v.Florida East Coast Railway Co. and SeaboardCoast Line Railroad Co., no. 70-279, per curiam

265 3149

State of Vermont v. State of New York, no. 50,orig., per curiam

265 3150

Victory Carriers, Inc. v. Law, no. 70-54 265 3151

Volpe v. District of Columbia Federation of CivicAssociates, no. 71-931

265 3152

Ward v. Village of Monroeville, Ohio, no. 71-496,per curiam

265 3153

Washington v. General Motors Corp., no. 45, orig. 265 3154


1971 October Term



Weber v. Aetna Casualty and Surety Co., no.70-5112

265 3155

Wilwording v. Swenson, Warden, no. 70-5308, percuriam

265 3156

Younger v. Gilmore, no. 70-9, per curiam [namechanged from Lynch to Younger]

265 3157

Zicarelli v. New Jersey State Commission ofInvestigation, no. 69-4

265 3158

1972 Jul 7 Special Term

O'Brien v. Brown, Application Nos. A-23 andA-24 [In Re Case nos. 72-34 and 72-35, NationalDemocratic Party]

265 3159

1972 October Term

Alexander v. Commonwealth of Virginia, no.71-1315, per curiam

266 3160

American Trial Lawyers Association, New JerseyBranch v. New Jersey Supreme Court, no. 73-691,per curiam

266 3161

Askew, Governor of Florida v. American WaterwaysOperators, no. 71-1082

266 3162

Associated Enterprises Inc., and Johnston FuelLiners v. Toltec Watershed Improvement District,no. 71-1069, per curiam

266 3163

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Co. v.Wichita Board of Trade, no. 72-214

266 3164 -3165

Bachrodt Chevrolet Co. v. National Labor RelationsBoard, no. 72-1075, per curiam

266 3166

Barnes v. U.S., no. 72-5443 266 3167

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks vIngraham, no. 72-1025

266 3168

Braden v. 30th Judicial Circuit Court of Kentucky,no. 71-6516

266 3169

Bradley v. U.S., no. 71-1304 266 3170

Broadrick v. Oklahoma, no. 71-1639 266 3171

Bronston v. U.S., no. 71-1011 266 3172

Brown v. U.S., no. 71-6193 266 3173

Brown, Secretary of State of California v. Chote, no.71-1583

266 3174

City of Burbank v. Lockheed Air Terminal Inc., no.71-1637

267 3175

Burns v. Fortson, no. 72-901, per curiam 267 3176

Cady, Warden v. Dombrowski, no. 72-586 267 3177


1972 October Term



State of California v. Krivda, no. 71-651, per curiam 267 3178

Camp, Comptroller of the Currency of the UnitedStates v. Pitts, no. 71-864, per curiam

267 3179

Chambers v. State of Mississippi, no. 71-5908 267 3180

CIBA Corp. v. Weinberger, Secretary of Health,Education, and Welfare, no. 72-528

267 3181

U.S. Civil Service Commission v. NationalAssociation of Letter Carriers, AFL-CIO, no. 72-634

267 3182

Colgrove v. Battin, U.S. District Judge for theDistrict of Montana, no. 71-1442

267 3183

Committee for Public Education and ReligiousLiberty v. Nyquist, as Commissioner of Educationof the State of New York, nos. 72-694, 72-753,72-791, and 72-929

267 3184 -3185

Cool v. U.S., no. 72-72, per curiam 267 3186

Couch v. U.S., no. 72-889 267 3187

Davis v. U.S., no. 71-6481 268 3188

Dean v. The Gadsden Times Publishing Corp., no.72-1310, per curiam

268 3189

Denham v. National Labor Relations Board, no.72-1130, per curiam

268 3190

Department of Motor Vehicles of the State ofCalifornia v. Rios, a minor, no. 72-686, per curiam

268 3191

Dillard v. Industrial Commission of Virginia, no.72-5411, per curiam

268 3192

District of Columbia v. Carter, no. 71-564 268 3193

Doe v. Bolton, Attorney General of Georgia, no.70-40

268 3194 -3195

Doe v. McMillan, no. 71-6356 268 3196 -3197

Douglas v. Buder, no. 72-6198, per curiam 268 3198

Employees of the Department of Public Health andWelfare of Missouri v. Department of Public Healthand Welfare of Missouri, no. 71-1021



Erlenbaugh v. U.S., no. 71-839 269 3202

Fausner v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.72-1396, per curiam

269 3203

Federal Maritime Commission v. Seatrain Lines,Inc., no. 71-1647

269 3204


1972 October Term



Federal Power Commission v. Memphis Light, Gasand Water Division, no. 72-486

269 3205

Fontaine v. U.S., no. 71-6757, per curiam 269 3206

Fri, Acting Administrator of the EnvironmentalProtection Agency v. Sierra Club, no. 72-804, percuriam

269 3207

Frontiero v. Richardson, Secretary of Defense, no.71-1694

269 3208

Gaca v. U.S., no. 72-6011, per curiam 269 3209

Gaffney v. Cummings, no. 71-1476 269 3210

Gagnon, Warden v. Scarpelli, no. 71-1225 269 3211

Gibson v. Berryhill, no. 71-653 269 3212

Gilligan, Governor of Ohio v. Morgan, no. 71-1553 269 3213

Givens v. W. T. Grant Co., no. 72-5256, per curiam 269 3214

Goldstein v. State of California, no. 71-1192 269 3215

Goosby v. Osser, no. 71-6316 270 3216

Gottschalk, Acting Commissioner of Patents v.Benson, no. 71-485

270 3217

In Re Griffiths, no. 71-1336 270 3218

Gulf State Utilities Co. v. Federal PowerCommission, no. 71-1178

270 3219

Hall v. Cole, no. 72-630 270 3220

Ham v. State of South Carolina, no. 71-5139 270 3221

Heller v. State of New York, no. 71-1043 270 3222

Hensley v. Municipal Court, San Jose MilpitasJudicial District, Santa Clara County, State ofCalifornia, no. 71-1428

270 3223

Heublein, Inc. v. South Carolina Tax Commission,no. 71-879

270 3224

Hughes Tool Co. v. Trans World Airlines, Inc., no.71-827

270 3225 -3226

Hunt v. McNair, Governor of South Carolina, no.71-1523

270 3227

State of Illinois v. State of Michigan, no. 57, orig.,per curiam

270 3228

State of Illinois v. Somerville, no. 71-692 270 3229 -3230

Johnson v. New York State Education Department,no. 71-5685, per curiam

270 3231

Kaplan v. State of California, no. 71-1422 271 3232


1972 October Term



City of Kenosha, Wisconsin v. Bruno, no. 72-658 271 3233

Kern County Land Co. v. Occidental PetroleumCorp., no. 71-1059

271 3234

Keyes v. School District No. 1, Denver, Colorado,no. 71-507

271 3235 -3236

Kunzig, Administrator, General ServicesAdministration v. Murray, no. 72-403, per curiam

271 3237

LaVallee, Superintendent of Clinton CorrectionalFacility v. Rose, no. 72-905, per curiam

271 3238

Lehnhausen, Director, Department of LocalGovernment Affairs of Illinois v. Lake Shore AutoParts Co., no. 71-685

271 3239

Lemon v. Kurtzman, Superintendent of PublicInstruction of Pennsylvania, no. 71-1470

271 3240

Levitt v. Committee for Public Education andReligious Liberty, no. 72-269

271 3241

Lewis v. City of New Orleans, no. 72-6156, [to beargued OT 1973]

271 3242

Linda R.S. v. Richard D., no. 71-6078 271 3243

Logue v. U.S., no. 72-656 271 3244

Booster Lodge No. 405, International Associationof Machinist and Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO v.National Labor Relations Board, no. 71-1417, percuriam

271 3245

Mahan, Secretary, State Board of Elections v.Howell, no. 71-364

271 3246 -3247

Marston v. Lewis, no. 72-899, per curiam 272 3248

Mattz v. Arnett, Director, Department of Fish andGame, no. 71-1182

272 3249

McClanahan v. State Tax Commission of Arizona,no. 71-834

272 3250

McDonnell Douglas Corp. v. Green, no. 72-490 272 3251

McGinnis, Commissioner of Correction, State ofNew York v. Royster, no. 71-718

272 3252

Mescalero, Apache Tribe v. Jones, Commissioner,Bureau of Revenue of New Mexico, no. 71-738

272 3253

State of Michigan v. State of Ohio, no. 30, orig., percuriam and decree

272 3254

State of Michigan v. Payne, no. 71-1005 272 3255

Miller v. State of California, no. 70-73 272 3256 -3259

Moor v. County of Alameda, no. 72-10 273 3260


1972 October Term



Morris v. Weinberger, Secretary of Health,Education, and Welfare, no. 71-6698

273 3261

Mourning v. Family Publication Service, Inc., no.71-829

273 3262

Murch v. Mottram, no. 72-55, per curiam 273 3263

National Association for the Advancement ofColored People, New York City Region of New YorkConference of Branches v. New York, no. 71-129

273 3264

National Labor Relations Board v. Boeing Co., no.71-1607

273 3265

National Labor Relations Board v. Granite StateJoint Board, Textile Workers Union of America,Local 1029, AFL-CIO, no. 71-711

273 3266

Nebraska v. Iowa, no. 17, orig., per curiam 273 3267

Neil, Warden v. Biggers, no. 71-586 273 3268

New Jersey Welfare Rights Organization v. Cahill,no. 72-6258, per curiam

273 3269

New York State Department of Social Services v.Dublino, no. 72-792

273 3270

Northcross v. Board of Education of the MemphisCity Schools, no. 72-1164, per curiam

273 3271

Norwood v. Harrison, no. 72-77 273 3272

State of Ohio v. Commonwealth of Kentucky, no.27, orig.

273 3273

Ohio Municipal Judges Association v. Davis, no.72-1010, per curiam

273 3274

One Lot Emerald Cut Stones and One Ring v. U.S.,no. 72-376

273 3275

Ortwein v. Schwab, no. 72-5431, per curiam 273 3276

Palmore v. U.S., no. 72-11 273 3277

Papish v. Board of Curators of the University ofMissouri, no. 72-794, per curiam

273 3278

Paris Adult Theatre I v. Slaton, District Attorney,Atlanta Judicial Circuit, no. 71-1051

274 3279 -3281

Philpott v. Essex County Welfare Board, no.71-5656

274 3282

Ricci v. Chicago Mercantile Exchange, no. 71-858 274 3283

Richardson, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Morris, no. 72-603, per curiam

274 3284

School Board of the City of Richmond, Virginia v.State Board of Education of the Commonwealth ofVirginia, nos. 72-549 and 72-550, per curiam

274 3285


1972 October Term



Rivas v. Cozens, Director, California Department ofMotor Vehicles, no. 71-5780, per curiam

274 3286

Roaden v. Commonwealth of Kentucky, no.71-1134

274 3287

Robinson v. Hanrahan, States Attorney of CookCounty, no. 71-6918, per curiam

274 3288

Robinson v. Neil, Warden, no. 71-6272, per curiam 274 3289

Salyer Land Co. v. Tulare Water District, no.71-1456

274 3290

Sloan, Treasurer of Pennsylvania v. Lemon, no.72-459

274 3291

Speight, T/A Harem Book Store v. Slaton, no.72-1557, per curiam

274 3292

Strunk, aka Wagner v. U.S., no. 72-5521 274 3293

Sugarman, Administrator, New York City HumanResources Administration v. Dougall, no. 71-1222

275 3294

Summers v. Cenarussa, no. 71-1190 275 3295

Swenson, Warden v. Stidham, no. 71-224 275 3296

Tacon v. State of Arizona, no. 71-6060, per curiam 275 3297

State of Texas v. State of Louisiana, no. 36, orig. 275 3298

Tillman v. Wheaton-Haven Recreation Association,no. 71-1136

275 3299

Tollett, Warden v. Henderson, no. 72-95 275 3300

Tonasket v. Washington, no. 71-1031, per curiam 275 3301

Trafficante v. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., no.71-708

275 3302

United Airlines, Inc. v. Mahin, Director ofDepartment of Revenue, no. 71-862

275 3303

U.S. v. Basye, no. 71-1022 275 3304

U.S. v. Bishop, no. 71-1698 275 3305

U.S. v. Chandler, no. 72-438, per curiam 275 3306

U.S. v. Falstaff Brewing Corp., no. 71-873 275 3307 -3309

U.S. v. First National Bank Corp., Inc., no. 71-703 275 3310

U.S. v. Florida East Coast Railway Co., no. 70-279 276 3311

U.S. v. Fuller, no. 71-559 276 3312

U.S. v. Glaxo Group Limited, no. 71-666 276 3313

U.S. v. Indrelunas, no. 72-805, per curiam 276 3314

U.S. v. Mason, Administrator, no. 72-654 276 3315


1972 October Term



U.S. v. State Tax Commission of Mississippi, no.72-350

276 3316 -3317

U.S. v. States of Nevada and California, no. 59,orig., per curiam

276 3318

U.S. v. Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical Corp., no.72-624

276 3319

U.S. Civil Service Commission v. NationalAssociation of Letter Carriers, AFL-CIO, no. 72-634

276 3320

U.S. Department of Agriculture v. Moreno, nos.72-534 and 72-848

276 3321

USV Pharmaceutical Corp. v. Weinberger,Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, no.72-666

276 3322

City of Virginia Beach v. Howell, no. 71-373 276 3323

Ward v. Village of Monroeville, no. 71-496 276 3324

Wardius v. State of Oregon, no. 71-6042 276 3325 -3326

Weinberger, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Bentex Pharmaceuticals, no. 72-555

277 3327

Weinberger, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Westcott and Dunning, Inc., nos. 72-394and 72-414

277 3328

White, Secretary of State of Texas v. Regester, no.72-147

277 3329

White, Secretary of State of Texas v. Weiser, no.71-1623

277 3330

1973 October Term

Air Pollution Variance Board of Colorado v.Western Alfalfa Corp., no. 73-690

277 3331

Alexander v. Gardner-Denver Co., no. 72-5847 277 3332

Alexander, Commissioner of Internal Revenue v."Americans United" Inc., no. 72-1371

277 3333

Allee v. Medrano, no. 72-1125 277 3334 -3336

American Party of Texas v. White, Secretary ofTexas, nos. 72-887 and 72-942

277 3337

Anderson v. U.S., no. 73-346 277 3338

Arnett, Director, Office of Economic Opportunity v.Kennedy, no. 72-1118




1973 October Term



Arnold v. Carpenters District Council of Jacksonvilleand Vicinity, no. 73-466

278 3342

Bangor Punta Operations, Inc. v. Bangor andAroostook Railroad Co., no. 73-718

278 3343

Beasley v. Food Fair of North Carolina, Inc., no.72-1597

278 3344

Bellis v. U.S., no. 73-190 278 3345

Berry v. City of Cincinnati, Ohio, no. 73-5245, percuriam

278 3346

Bob Jones University v. Simon, Secretary of theTreasury, no. 72-1470

278 3347

Bradley v. School Board of City of Richmond, no.72-1322

278 3348

Calero-Toledo v. Pearson Yacht Leasing Co., no.73-157

278 3349

The California Bankers Association v. Schultz,Secretary of the Treasury, nos. 72-985, 72-1073and 72-1196



Cass v. U.S., nos. 73-604 and 73-5661 279 3353

Central Tablet Manufacturing Co. v. U.S., no.73-593

279 3354

Chicago Mercantile Exchange v. Deaktor, no.73-241, per curiam

279 3355

Christian v. New York State Department of Labor,Division of Employment, no. 72-5704

279 3356

Codispoti v. State of Pennsylvania, no. 73-5615 279 3357

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Idaho PowerCo., no. 73-263

279 3358

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. NationalAlfalfa Dehydrating and Milling Co., no. 73-9

279 3359

Communist Party of Indiana v. Whitcomb, Governorof Indiana, no. 72-1040

279 3360

Cooper Stevedoring Co., Inc. v. Fritz Kopke, Inc.,no. 73-726

279 3361

Corning Glass v. Brennan, Secretary of Labor, nos.73-29 and 73-695

279 3362

Cupp, Superintendent, Oregon State Penitentiary v.Naughten, no. 72-1148, per curiam

279 3363

Curtis v. Loether, no. 72-1035 279 3364


1973 October Term



DeMarco v. U.S., no. 73-5684, per curiam 279 3365

Dennett v. Hogan, Warden, no. 72-6449, percuriam

279 3366

Dillard v. Industrial Commission of Virginia, no.73-5412, per curiam

279 3367

Dorszynski v. U.S., no. 73-5284 280 3368

Eaton v. City of Tulsa, no. 73-5925, per curiam 280 3369

Edelman, Director of Illinois Department of PublicAid v. Jordan, no. 72-1410

280 3370 -3372

Eisen v. Carlisle and Jacquelin, no. 73-203 280 3373

Espinoza v. Farah Manufacturing Co., Inc., no.72-671

280 3374

Federal Power Commission v. New England PowerCo., no. 72-1162

280 3375

Federal Power Commission v. Texaco Inc., nos.72-1490 and 72-1491

280 3376

Gateway Coal Co. v. United Mine Workers ofAmerica, no. 72-782

280 3377

Gerstein v. Coe, no. 73-1157, per curiam 280 3378

Gertz v. Welch, Inc., no. 72-617



Gilmore v. City of Montgomery, Alabama, no.72-1517

281 3383 -3385

Golden State Bottling Co., Inc. v. National LaborRelations Board, no. 72-702

281 3386

Gooding v. U.S., no. 72-6902 281 3387 -3388

Granny Goose Foods, Inc. v. Brotherhood ofTeamsters and Auto Truck Drivers, Local No. 70of Alameda County, International Brotherhoodof Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen andHelpers of America, no. 72-1566

281 3389

Hagans v. Lavine, Commissioner, New YorkDepartment of Social Services, no. 72-6476

281 3390

Hamling v. U.S., no. 73-507 281 3391 -3392

Hampton v. Ditty, no. 72-1681, per curiam 282 3393

Ex Parte Hayes, no. A-283, per curiam 282 3394

Hernandez v. Veterans Administration, no. 72-700 282 3395


1973 October Term



Holder, U.S. District Court Judge for the SouthernDistrict of Indiana v. Banks, no. 73-841, per curiam

282 3396

Howard Johnson Co., Inc. v. Detroit Local JointExecutive Board, Hotel and Restaurant Employeesand Bartenders Union, AFL-CIO, no. 73-631

282 3397

Huddleston v. U.S., no. 72-1076 282 3398

Jenkins v. State of Georgia, no. 73-557 282 3399

Jimenez v. Weinberger, Secretary of Health,Education and Welfare, no. 72-6609

282 3400

Johnson, Administrator of Veterans' Affairs v.Robison, no. 72-1297

282 3401

Kahn v. Shevin, Attorney General of Florida, no.73-78

282 3402

Karlan v. City of Cincinnati, no. 73-537 282 3403

Kelly v. State of Ohio, no. 72-1379, per curiam 282 3404

Kewanee Oil Co. v. Bicron Corp., no. 73-187 282 3405

Kokoszka v. Belford, no. 73-5265 282 3406

Lefkowitz v. Turley, no. 72-331 282 3407

Lehman v. City of Shaker Heights, no. 73-328 282 3408

Lehman Brothers v. Schein, nos. 73-439, 73-440,and 73-495

282 3409

Old Dominion Branch, No. 496, National LetterCarriers, AFL-CIO v. Austin, no. 72-1180



Lewis v. City of New Orleans, no. 72-6156 283 3412

Lubin v. Panish, Registrar-Recorder of County ofLos Angeles, no. 71-6852

283 3413

Lucas v. State of Arkansas, no. 73-544, per curiam 283 3414

Mahon and C. I. T. Corp. v. Stowers, no. 73-1131,per curiam

283 3415

Marburger v. Public Funds for Public Schools ofNew Jersey, no. 73-120

283 3416

Marshall v. U.S., no. 72-5881 283 3417

Mayor of Philadelphia v. Educational EqualityLeague, no. 72-1264

283 3418 -3419

Memorial Hospital v. Maricopa County, no. 72-847 283 3420

Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc. v.Ware, no. 72-312

283 3421


1973 October Term



The Miami Herald Publishing Co., A Division ofKnight Newspapers, Inc. v. Tornillo, no. 73-797

283 3422

State of Mississippi v. State of Arkansas, no. 48,orig.

283 3423

Mitchell v. Sirica, no. 73-2001 283 3424

Mobil Oil Corp. v. Federal Power Commission, no.73-437

284 3425

Moody v. Albemarle Paper Co., no. 73-899, percuriam

284 3426

Moore v. State of Arizona, no. 73-5002, per curiam 284 3427

Morton, Secretary of the Interior v. Mancari, nos.73-362 and 73-364

284 3428

Morton, Secretary of the Interior v. Ruiz, no.72-1052

284 3429

National Cable Television Association, Inc. v. U.S.,no. 72-948

284 3430

National Labor Relations Board v. Bell AerospaceCo., Division of Textron, Inc., no. 72-1598

284 3431 -3432

National Labor Relations Board v. Food StoreEmployees Union, Local 347, Amalgamated MeatCutters and Butcher Workmen of North America,AFL-CIO, no. 73-370

284 3433

National Labor Relations Board v. SavairManufacturing Co., no. 72-1231

284 3434

North Dakota State Board of Pharmacy v. Snyder'sDrug Stores, Inc., no. 72-1176

284 3435

Norwell v. City of Cincinnati, no. 72-1366, percuriam

284 3436

The Oneida Indian Nation of New York State v. TheCounty of Oneida, New York, no. 72-851

284 3437

O'Shea, Magistrate, Circuit Court of AlexanderCounty, Illinois v. Littleton, no. 72-953

284 3438

Paschall v. Christie-Stewart, Inc., no. 72-922, percuriam

285 3439

Patterson v. Warner, no. 72-5830, per curiam 285 3440

Pernell v. Southall Realty, no. 72-6041 285 3441

City of Pittsburgh v. Alco Parking Corp., no. 73-582 285 3442

Plummer v. City of Columbus, Ohio, no. 72-6897,per curiam

285 3443

Procunier, Director, California Department ofCorrections v. Martinez, no. 72-1465

285 3444

Renegotiation Board v. Bannercraft Clothing Co.,Inc., no. 72-822

285 3445 -3446


1973 October Term



F. D. Rich Co., Inc. v. U.S. for the Use of IndustrialLumber Co., no. 72-1382

285 3447

Richardson, County Clerk and Registrar of Votersof Mendocino County v. Ramirez, no. 72-1589

285 3448 -3449

Rosen v. State of California, no. 72-1738, percuriam

285 3450

Ross v. State of Massachusetts, no. 73-5273 285 3451

Ross v. Moffitt, no. 73-786 285 3452

Sampson, Administrator, General ServicesAdministration v. Murray, no. 72-403

286 3453

Scheuer v. Rhodes, Governor of Ohio, no. 72-914 286 3454

Sea-Land Services, Inc. v. Gaudet, Administratrix,no. 72-1019

286 3455

Shea, Executive Director, Department of SocialServices of Colorado v. Vialpando, no. 72-1513

286 3456

Smith, Sheriff of Worcester County v. Goguen, no.72-1254

286 3457

Snider v. All State Administrators, Inc., no. 73-731,per curiam

286 3458

Snow v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.73-641

286 3459

Spence v. State of Washington, no. 72-1690, percuriam

286 3460

Spomer, State's Attorney of Alexander County,Illinois v. Littleton, no. 72-955

286 3461

Storer v. Brown, Secretary of State of California,no. 72-812

286 3462

Taylor v. Hayes, Judge, Jefferson Circuit Court,Criminal Branch, Second Division, no. 73-473

286 3463

Taylor v. U.S., no. 72-6915, per curiam 286 3464

U.S. v. Chavez, no. 72-1319 287 3465

U.S. v. Connecticut National Bank, no. 73-767 287 3466

U.S. v. Giordano, no. 72-1057 287 3467 -3469

U.S. v. Kahan, no. 73-428, per curiam 287 3470

U.S. v. Marine Bancorporation, Inc., no. 73-38 287 3471

U.S. v. Matlock, no. 72-1355 287 3472

U.S. v. Maze, no. 72-1168 287 3473

U.S. v. Nixon, President of the United States, no.73-1766


1973 October TermU.S. v. Nixon, President of the United States, no. 73-1 [...]





U.S. v. Orito, no. 70-69 [re-argument OT 1972] 288 3481

U.S. v. Robinson, no. 72-936 288 3482

U.S. v. 12 200-Ft. Reels of Super 8mm Film, no.70-2 [re-argument OT 1972]

288 3483 -3484

U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service v.Marciano Haw Hibi, no. 72-1652, per curiam

288 3485

Vachon v. State of New Hampshire, no. 73-573, percuriam

288 3486

State of Vermont v. State of New York, no. 50, orig. 288 3487

Village of Belle Terre v. Boraas, no. 73-191 288 3488

Wainwright, Director, Division of Corrections v.Stone and Huffman, no. 73-122, per curiam

288 3489

Warden, Lewisburg Penitentiary v. Marrero, no.73-831

289 3490

Department of Game of the State of Washington v.The Puyallup Tribe, nos. 72-481 and 72-746

289 3491

Wheeler v. Barrera, no. 73-62 289 3492

Windward Shipping (London) Ltd. v. AmericanRadio Association, AFL-CIO, no. 72-1061

289 3493

Wingo, Warden v. Wedding, no. 73-846 289 3494

Wolff v. McDonnell, no. 73-679 289 3495 -3497

Zahn v. International Paper Co., no. 72-888 289 3498

1974 October Term

Aberdeen and Rockfish Railroad Co. v. StudentsChallenging Regulatory Agency Procedures, nos.73-1966 and 73-1971

289 3499

Allenberg Cotton Co., Inc. v. Pittman, no. 73-628 289 3500

Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. v. Wilderness Society,no. 73-1977

290 3501 -3503

Antoine v. State of Washington, no. 73-717 290 3504 -3505

Austin v. State of New Hampshire, no. 73-2060 290 3506

Bigelow v. Commonwealth of Virginia, no. 73-1309 290 3507

Regional Rail Reorganization Act Cases, nos.74-165, 74-166, 74-167, and 74-168

290 3508 -3509


1974 October TermBlue Chip Stamps v. Manor Drug Stores, no. 74-124



Blue Chip Stamps v. Manor Drug Stores, no.74-124



Bowen v. U.S., no. 73-6848 291 3512

Bowman Transportation, Inc. v. Arkansas-BestFreight System, Inc., nos. 73-1055, 73-1069,73-1070, 73-1071, and 73-1072

291 3513

Breed v. Jones, no. 73-1995 291 3514

Brown v. State of Illinois, no. 73-6650 291 3515

Burns, Commissioner, Department of SocialServices of Iowa v. Alcala, no. 73-1708

291 3516

Cassius v. State of Arizona, no. 734-5140, percuriam

291 3517

Chapman v. Meir, Secretary of State of NorthDakota, no. 73-1406

291 3518

Cort v. Ash, 73-1908 291 3519

Costarelli v. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, no.73-6739, per curiam

291 3520

Cousins v. Wigoda, no. 73-1106 291 3521

Cox, Former Assistant Director of Treatment,Virginia Division of Corrections v. Cook, no. 74-751,per curiam

291 3522

Cox Broadcasting Corp. v. Cohn, no. 73-938

Error in numbering--There are no materials infolder designated 3523-3525.



Dallas County, Alabama v. Reese, no. 74-1077, percuriam

292 3529

Daniel v. State of Louisiana, no. 74-5369, percuriam

292 3530

Doran v. Salem Inn, Inc., no. 74-337 292 3531

Drope v. State of Missouri, no. 73-6038 292 3532

Dunlop, Secretary of Labor v. Bachowski, no.74-466

292 3533 -3534

Eastland v. U.S. Servicemen's Fund, no. 73-1923 292 3535

Edwards, Governor of Louisiana v. Healy, no.73-759, per curiam

292 3536


1974 October Term



Ellis v. Dyson, no. 73-130 292 3537 -3538

Emporium Capwell Co. v. Western AdditionCommunity Organization, no. 73-696

292 3539

Erznoznik v. City of Jacksonville, no. 73-1942 293 3540

Foster v. Dravo Corp., no. 73-1773 293 3541

Francisco v. Gathright, Superintendent, BlandCorrectional Farm, no. 73-5768, per curiam

293 3542

Fry v. U.S., no. 73-822 293 3543

Fusari, Commissioner of Labor of the Stateof Connecticut, Adminstrator, UnemploymentCompensation Act v. Steinberg, no. 73-848

293 3544

Goldfarb v. Virginia State Bar, no. 74-70 293 3545

Goss v. Lopez, no. 73-898 293 3546

Gulf Oil Corp. v. Copp Paving Co., Inc., no.73-1012

293 3547

Gurley, dba Gurley Oil Co. v. Rhoden, no. 73-1734 293 3548

Harris County Commissioners Court v. Moore, no.73-1475

293 3549

Hill, Attorney General of Texas v. Printing Industriesof the Gulf Coast, no. 74-456, per curiam

293 3550

Hill, Attorney General of Texas v. Stone, no.73-1723

293 3551

Huffman v. Pursue, Ltd., no. 73-296 294 3552

Ianelli v. U.S., no. 73-64 294 3553

The Board of School Commissioners of the City ofIndianapolis v. Jacobs, no. 73-1347, per curiam

294 3554

Intercounty Construction Corp. v. Walter,Deputy Commissioner, Bureau of Employees'Compensation, U.S. Department of Labor, no.74-362

294 3555

International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union,Upper South Department, AFL-CIO v. QualityManufacturing Co., no. 73-765

294 3556

International Telephone and Telegraph Corp.,Communication Equipment and Systems Divisionv. Local 134, International Brotherhood of ElectricalWorkers, AFL-CIO, no. 73-1313

294 3557

Interstate Commerce Commission v. OregonPacific Industries, Inc., no. 73-1210

294 3558

Ivan Allen Co. v. U.S., no. 74-22 294 3559

Jackson v. Metropolitan Edison Co., no. 73-5845 294 3560


1974 October Term



Johnson v. State of Mississippi, no. 73-1531 294 3561

Johnson v. Railway Express Agency, Inc., no.73-1543

295 3562

Jones v. State of Florida, no. 73-7014, per curiam 295 3563

Lascaris v. Shirley, nos. 73-1016 and 73-1095, percuriam

295 3564

Lee v. Thorton, District Director of the U.S.Customs for the District of Vermont, no. 73-7006,per curiam

295 3565

MTM, Inc. v. Baxley, no. 73-1119, per curiam 295 3566

McLucas, Secretary of the Air Force v.DeChamplain, no. 73-1346

295 3567

Mullaney v. Wilbur, no. 74-13 295 3568

Murphy v. State of Florida, no. 74-5116 295 3569

National Labor Relations Board v. Sears, Roebuckand Co., no. 73-1233

295 3570

National Labor Relations Board v. J. Weingarten,Inc., no. 73-1363

295 3571

State of Oregon v. Hass, no. 73-1452 295 3572

Otte, Trustee in Bankruptcy of Freedomland, Inc. v.U.S. and the City of New York, no. 73-375

295 3573

Phelps, Receiver in Bankruptcy v. U.S., no. 74-121 295 3574

Philbrook, Commissioner, Department of SocialWelfare v. Glodgett, no. 73-1820

295 3575

Pitchess, Sheriff of Los Angeles County v. Davis,no. 74-1128

295 3576

Preiser, Commissioner of Correctional Services ofNew York v. Newkirk, no. 74-107

295 3577 -3578

Reid v. Immigration and Naturalization Service, no.73-1541

295 3579

The Renegotiation Board v. Grumman AircraftEngineering Corp., no. 73-1316

296 3580

City of Richmond, Virginia v. U.S., no. 74-201 296 3581

Ring v. U.S., no. 73-6969, per curiam 296 3582

Roe v. Doe, no. 73-1446, per curiam 296 3583

Roe v. Norton, no. 73-6033, per curiam 296 3584

Rogers v. U.S., no. 73-6336 296 3585

Rondeau v. Mosinee Paper Corp., no. 74-415 296 3586

Saxbe, Attorney General v. Bustos, nos. 73-300and 73-480

296 3587


1974 October Term



Schick v. Reed, Chairman of the U.S. Board ofParole, no. 73-5677

296 3588

Schlesinger, Secretary of Defense v. Councilman,no. 73-662

296 3589

Securities Investor Protection Corp. v. Barbour, no.73-2055

296 3590

Serfass v. U.S., no. 73-1424 296 3591

Sloan v. Nixon, no. 73-6732 296 3592

Sosna v. State of Iowa, no. 73-762 296 3593 -3594

Southeastern Promotions, Ltd. v. Conrad, no.73-1004

296 3595

Standard Pressed Steel Co. v. Department ofRevenue of Washington, no. 73-1697

297 3596

Stanton v. Stanton, no. 73-1461 297 3597

Taylor v. State of Louisiana, no. 73-5744 297 3598

Test v. U.S., no. 73-5993, per curiam 297 3599

Train, Administrator, U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency v. Campaign Clean Water Inc., no.73-1378, per curiam

297 3600

Train, Administrator, U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency v. City of New York, no. 73-1377

297 3601

Train, Administrator, Environmental ProtectionAgency v. Natural Resources Defense Council,Inc., no. 73-1742

297 3602 -3603

United Housing Foundation, Inc. v. Forman, nos.74-157 and 74-647

297 3604

U.S. v. State of Alaska, no. 73-1888 297 3605

U.S. v. American Friends Service Committee, no.73-1791

297 3606

U.S. v. Brignoni-Ponce, no. 74-114 297 3607

U.S. v. State of Florida, no. 52, orig., per curiam 297 3608

U.S. v. Guana-Sanchez, no. 73-820, per curiam 297 3609

U.S. v. Hale, no. 74-364 297 3610

U.S. v. Jenkins, no. 73-1513 297 3611

U.S. v. Mazurie, no. 73-1018 297 3612

U.S. v. Michigan National Corp., no. 73-1737, percuriam

298 3613

U.S. v. National Association of Securities Dealers,Inc., no. 73-1701

298 3614 -3615


1974 October Term



U.S. v. New Jersey State Lottery Commission, no.73-1471, per curiam

298 3616

U.S. v. Nobles, no. 74-634 298 3617

U.S. v. Ortiz, no. 73-2050 298 3618

U.S. v. Peltier, no. 73-2000 298 3619 -3620

U.S. v. Tax Commission of the State of Mississippi,no. 74-548

298 3621

U.S. v. Wilson, no. 73-1162 298 3622

U.S. v. Wilson, no. 73-1395 298 3623

State of Utah v. U.S., no. 31, orig., per curiam 298 3624

Van Lare, Acting Commissioner, Department ofSocial Services of New York v. Hurley, no. 74-453

298 3625

Vella v. Ford Motor Co., no. 73-1994 298 3626

Warth v. Seldin, no. 73-2024 298 3627 -3628

Weinberger, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Salfi, no. 74-214

299 3629 -3630

Weinberger, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Wiesenfeld, no. 73-1892

299 3631

White v. Regester, no. 73-1462, per curiam 299 3632

The Williams and Wilkins Co. v. U.S., no. 73-1279 299 3633

Withrow v. Larkin, no. 73-1573 299 3634 -3635

Wood v. Strickland, no. 73-1285 299 3636

1975 October Term

Department of the Air Force v. Rose, no. 74-489 299 3637

Alamo Land and Cattle Co., Inc. v. State of Arizona,no. 74-125

299 3638

Aldinger v. Howard, Treasurer of Spokane County,no. 74-6521

300 3639

Alfred Dunhill of London, Inc. v. Republic of Cuba,no. 73-1288

300 3640 -3642

American Foreign Steamship Co. v. Matise, no.74-966

300 3643

American Motorists Insurance Co. v. Starnes, no.74-1481

300 3644

Andresen v. State of Maryland, no. 74-1646 300 3645

State of Arizona v. State of New Mexico, no. 70,orig., per curiam

300 3646


1975 October Term



Baxter v. Palmigiano, nos. 74-1187 and 74-1194 300 3647

Beckwith v. U.S., no. 74-1243 300 3648

Bellotti, Attorney Generalof Massachusetts v. Baird,nos. 75-73 and 75-109

300 3649

Bishop v. Wood, no. 74-1303 301 3650

Boehning v. Indiana State Employees Association,Inc., no. 74-1544, per curiam

301 3651

Bryan v. Itasca County, Minnesota, no. 75-5027 301 3652

Bucolo v. Adkins, Chief Justice, no. 75-369, percuriam

301 3653

Buffalo Forge Co. v. United Steelworkers ofAmerica, AFL-CIO, no. 75-339

301 3654 -3655

Burrell v. McCray, no. 75-44, per curiam 301 3656

Butler v. Dexter, no. 75-623, per curiam 301 3657

Capital Cases [Gregg v. State of Georgia, no.74-6257; Proffitt v. State of Florida, no. 75-5706;Jurek v. State of Texas, no. 75-5394; Woodson v.State of North Carolina, no. 75-5491; and Robertsv. Louisiana, no. 75-5844]

301 3658 -3659

Cappaert v. U.S., nos. 74-1107 and 74-1304 301 3660

Carey, Governor of the State of New York v. Sugarand Wrestling Revue, Inc., nos. 74-858 and 74-859,per curiam

301 3661

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Shapiro, no.74-744

301 3662

State of Connecticut v. Menillo, no. 74-1569, percuriam

302 3663

Connor v. Coleman, no. 75-1184, per curiam 302 3664

Cook and Co., Inc. v. Pierce, no. 75-449, percuriam

302 3665

Dann, Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks v.Johnston, no. 74-1033

302 3666

Day and Zimmermann, Inc. v. Challoner, no.75-245, per curiam

302 3667

DeCanas v. Bica, no. 74-882 302 3668

Diamond National Corp. v. State Board ofEqualization, An Agency of the State of California,no. 75-1038

302 3669

Dillingham v. U.S., no. 74-6738, per curiam 302 3670

Doyle v. State of Ohio, nos. 75-5014 and 75-5015 302 3671

Drew Municipal Separate School District v.Andrews, no. 74-1318, per curiam

302 3672


1975 October Term



East Carroll Parish School Board and East CarrollParish Police Jury v. Marshall, no. 73-861, percuriam

302 3673

City of Eastlake v. Forest City Enterprises, Inc., no.74-1563

302 3674

Enomoto v. Spain, no. A-719 302 3675

Ernst and Ernst v. Hochfelder, no. 74-1042 302 3676

Estelle, Corrections Director v. Williams, no. 74-676 302 3677

Examining Board of Engineers, Architects andSurveyors v. Flores DeOtero, no. 74-1267

302 3678

Federal Energy Administration v. Algonquin SNG,Inc., no. 75-382

303 3679

Federal Power Commission v. Conway Corp., no.75-342

303 3680

Federal Power Commission v. Moss, no. 74-883 303 3681

Federal Power Commission v. TranscontinentalGas Pipe Line Corp., no. 75-584

303 3682

Fisher v. The District Court of the Sixteenth JudicialDistrict of Montana, in and for the County ofRosebud, no. 75-5366, per curiam

303 3683

Fisher v. U.S., no. 74-18 303 3684 -3685

Fitzpatrick v. Bitzer, Chairman, State Employees'Retirement Commission, no. 75-251

303 3686

Flint River Development Co. v. Scenic RiverAssociation of Oklahoma, no. 75-510

303 3687

Foremost-McKesson, Inc. v. Provident SecuritiesCo., no. 74-742

303 3688

Fowler v. North Carolina, no. 73-7031 303 3689

Franks v. Bowman Transportation Co., Inc., no.74-728

303 3690 -3691

Garner v. U.S., no. 74-100 303 3692

Geders v. U.S., no. 74-5968 304 3693

General Electric Co. v. Gilbert, no. 74-1589 [to bere-argued 1976 May 24]

304 3694

Goldberg v. U.S., no. 74-6293 304 3695 -3696

Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., Inc. v. Cottrell,Health Officer of Mississippi, no. 74-1148

304 3697

Hampton, aka Byers v. U.S., no. 74-5822 304 3698

Hampton, Chairman, U.S. Civil ServiceCommission v. Mow Sung Wong, no. 73-1596

304 3699 -3700


1975 October Term



Henderson, Correctional Superintendent v. Morgan,no. 74-1529

304 3701

Hospital Building Co. v. Trustees of Rex Hospital,no. 74-1452

304 3702

Hughes, Secretary of Transportation of Maryland v.Alexandria Scrap Corp., no. 74-1607

304 3703

Hunter, Mayor, City of Youngstown, Ohio v.Fraternal Order of Police, Youngstown Lodge no.28, no. 75-846, per curiam

304 3704

Hynes v. Mayor and Council of Borough of Oradell,no. 74-1329

304 3705

Imbler v. Pachtman, no. 74-5435 304 3706

Kelly, Commissioner of the Suffolk County PoliceDepartment v. Johnson, no. 74-1269

305 3707

Kerr v. U.S. District Court for the Northern District ofCalifornia, no. 74-1023

305 3708

Kleppe, Secretary of the Interior v. Delta Mining,Inc., no. 74-521

305 3709

Kleppe, Secretary of the Interior v. State of NewMexico, no. 74-1488

305 3710

Kleppe, Secretary of the Interior v. Sierra Club, no.75-552

305 3711

Kremens, Hospital Director v. Bartley, no. 75-1064 305 3712 -3713

Laing v. U.S., nos. 73-1808 and 74-75 305 3714

Lavine, Commissioner, Department of SocialServices of New York v. Milne, no. 74-1137

305 3715

Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. v. Wetzel, no.74-1245

305 3716

Ludwig v. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, no.75-377

305 3717

McCarthy v. Philadelphia Civil Service Commission,no. 75-783, per curiam

305 3718

McDonald v. Santa Fe Trail Transportation Co., no.75-260

305 3719

Lodge 76, International Association of Machinistand Aerospace Workers, AFL-CIO v. WisconsinEmployment Relations Commission, no. 75-185

306 3720

McKinney v. State of Alabama, no. 74-532 306 3721

State of Maine, Commonwealth of Massachusetts,and State of Vermont v. State of New Hampshire,no. 69, orig., per curiam

306 3722

Massachusetts Board of Retirement v. Murgia, no.74-1044, per curiam

306 3723 -3724


1975 October Term



Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. v.Ludwig, no. 75-1504, per curiam

306 3725

Matthews, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Diaz, no. 73-1046

306 3726

Matthews, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Eldridge, no. 74-204

306 3727

Matthews, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Lucas, no. 75-88

306 3728

Matthews, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Weber, no. 74-850

306 3729

Meachum, Correctional Superintendent v. Fano, no.75-252

306 3730

Menna v. State of New York, no. 75-5401, percuriam

306 3731

Michelin Tire Corp. v. Wages, Tax Commissioner,no. 74-1396

306 3732

Moe, Sheriff v. Confederated Salish and KootenaiTribes of the Flathead Reservation, no. 74-1656

307 3733

Montanye, Former Superintendent, AtticaCorrectional Facility v. Haymes, no. 74-520

307 3734

Nader v. Allegheny Airlines Inc., no. 75-455 307 3735

National Hockey League v. Metropolitan HockeyClub, no. 75-1558, per curiam

307 3736

National Independent Coal Operator's Associationv. Kleppe, Secretary of the Interior, no. 73-2066

307 3737

National League of Cities v. Usery, Secretary ofLabor, no. 74-878

307 3738 -3739

Nebraska Press Association v. Stuart, Judge, no.75-817

307 3740 -3742

State of New Hampshire v. State of Maine, no. 64,orig.

307 3743

City of New Orleans v. Dukes, dba LouisianaConcessions, no. 74-775, per curiam

307 3744

Civil Service Commission of the State of New Yorkv. Snead, no. 75-805, per curiam

307 3745

The Northern Cheyenne Tribe v. Hollowbreast, no.75-145

307 3746

Northern Indiana Public Service Co. v. PorterCounty Chapter of the Izaak Walton League ofAmerica, Inc., no. 75-4

308 3747

Norton v. Matthews, Secretary of Health,Education, and Welfare, no. 74-6212

308 3748

Omaha National Bank v. Nebraskans forIndependent Banking, Inc., no. 75-1382

308 3749


1975 October Term



Pasadena City Board of Education v. Spangler, no.75-164

308 3750

Paul, Chief of Police, Louisville v. Davis, no. 74-891 308 3751 -3752

Pearson v. Dodd, no. 75-1318 308 3753

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. State of NewJersey, nos. 68 and 69, orig., per curiam

308 3754

Poelker, etc. v. Doe, etc., no. 75-442, per curiam 308 3755

Ralston Purina Co. v. Louisville and NashvilleRailroad Co., no. 75-1015, per curiam

308 3756

Ristaino v. Ross, no. 74-1216 308 3757

Rizzo v. Goode, no. 74-942 308 3758

Rose, Warden v. Hodges, no. 75-139, per curiam 308 3759

Sakraida v. Ag Pro, Inc., no. 75-110 308 3760

Serbian Eastern Orthodox Diocese for the U.S. andCanada v. Milivojevich, no. 75-292

308 3761

Singleton, Chief, Bureau of Medical Services,Department of Health and Welfare of Missouri v.Wulff, no. 74-1393

309 3762 -3763

South Dakota v. Opperman, no. 75-76 309 3764

South Prairie Construction Co. v. Local No. 627,International Union of Operating Engineers, AFL-CIO, nos. 75-1097 and 75-1243, per curiam

309 3765

Tennessee v. Dunlap, no. 75-95 309 3766

State of Texas v. State of New Mexico, no. 65, orig. 309 3767

State of Texas v. White, no. 75-124, per curiam 309 3768

Thermtron Products, Inc. v. Hermansdorfer,Judge, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District ofKentucky, no. 74-206

309 3769

Time, Inc. v. Firestone, no. 74-944 309 3770 -3771

Train, Administrator, Environmental ProtectionAgency v. Colorado Public Interest ResearchGroup, Inc., no. 74-1270

309 3772

Transamerican Freight Lines, Inc. v. Brada MillerFreight Systems, Inc., no. 74-54

309 3773

TSC Industries, Inc. v. Northway, Inc., no. 74-1471 309 3774

Union Electric Co. v. Environmental ProtectionAgency, no. 74-1542

309 3775

U.S. v. Augurs, no. 75-491 310 3776

U.S. v. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co., no.75-420

310 3777


1975 October Term



U.S. v. Forest Lumber Co., no. 74-799 310 3778

U.S. v. Hall, nos. 74-75 and 73-1808 310 3779

U.S. v. Hopkins, no. 75-246, per curiam 310 3780

U.S. v. Janis, no. 74-958 310 3781

U.S. v. MacCollom, no. 74-1487 310 3782

U.S. v. Martinez-Fuerte, no. 74-1560 310 3783

U.S. v. Miller, no. 74-1179 310 3784

U.S. v. Moore, no. 74-687 310 3785

U.S. v. Moore, no. 74-759 311 3786

U.S. v. Orleans, no. 75-328 311 3787

U.S. v. Santana, no. 75-19 311 3788

U.S. v. Testan, no. 74-753 311 3789

Washington, Mayor of Washington, D. C. v. Davis,no. 74-1492

311 3790

Weinstein v. Bradford, no. 74-1287, per curiam 311 3791

Youakim v. Miller, Individually and as Director of theDepartment of Children and Family Services, no.73-6935, per curiam

311 3792

1976 October Term

Abney v. U.S., no. 75-6521 311 3793

Alabama Power Co. v. Davis, no. 76-451 311 3794

Alexander, Secretary of the Army v. Fioto, no.75-1704

311 3795

Village of Arlington Heights v. Metropolitan HousingDevelopment Corp., no. 75-616

311 3796

Ashcroft, Attorney General of Missouri v. Mattis, no.76-1179, per curiam

311 3797

Atlas Roofing Co., Inc. v. Occupational Safety andHealth Review Commission, no. 75-746

311 3798

Austin Independent School District v. U.S., no.76-200, per curiam

311 3799

Bates v. State Bar of Arizona, no. 76-316



Batterton, Secretary, Department of HumanResources of Maryland v. Francis, no. 75-1181

312 3802

Bayside Enterprises, Inc. v. National LaborRelations Board, no. 75-1267

312 3803


1976 October Term



Beal, Secretary, Department of Public Welfare ofPennsylvania v. Doe, no. 75-554

312 3804

Board of Curators of the University of Missouri v.Horowitz, no. 76-695, per curiam

312 3805

Boston Stock Exchange v. State Tax Commission,no. 75-1019

312 3806

Brennan v. Armstrong, no. 76-809, per curiam 312 3807

Briscoe, Governor of Texas v. Bell, AttorneyGeneral of the U.S., no. 76-60

312 3808

Brown v. State of Ohio, no. 75-6933 312 3809

Brunswick Corp. v. Pueblo Bowl-O-Mat, Inc., no.75-904

312 3810

Califano, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Webster, no. 76-457, per curiam

312 3811

Carey, Governor of New York v. PopulationServices International, no. 75-443



The Chase Manhattan Bank v. Sailboat ApartmentCorp., no. 76-126, per curiam

313 3815

Coker v. State of Georgia, no. 75-5444 313 3816 -3817

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Standard Lifeand Accident Insurance Co., no. 75-1771

313 3818

Complete Auto Transit, Inc. v. Brady, no. 76-29 313 3819

Concerned Citizens of Southern Ohio, Inc. v. PineCreek Conservancy District, no. 76-667, per curiam

313 3820

Connally v. State of Georgia, no. 74-461, percuriam

313 3821

Continental T.V., Inc. v. GTE Sylvania, Inc., no.76-15

313 3822 -3823

Cook v. Hudson, no. 75-503, per curiam 313 3824

Darden v. State of Florida, no. 76-5382, per curiam 313 3825

Dayton Board of Education v. Brinkman, no. 76-539 313 3826 -3827

Delaware Tribal Business Committee v. Weeks, no.75-1301

313 3828

Dixon, Secretary of State of Illinois v. Love, no.75-1513

313 3829

Dobbert v. State of Florida, no. 76-5306 313 3830


1976 October Term



Douglas, Commissioner, Virginia Marine ResourcesCommission v. Seacoast Products, Inc., no.75-1255

314 3831

E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co. v. Collins, no.75-1870

314 3832

E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co. v. Train,Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency,no. 75-978

314 3833

International Union of Electrical, Radio andMachine Workers, AFL-CIO, Local 790 v. Robbinsand Myers, Inc., nos. 75-1264 and 75-1276

314 3834

Environmental Protection Agency v. Brown,Governor of California, nos. 75-909, 75-960,75-1050, and 75-1055

314 3835

Estelle, Director, Texas Department of Correctionsv. Gamble, no. 75-929

314 3836

Farmer, Special Administrator v. UnitedBrotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America,Local 25, no. 75-804

314 3837

Fiallo v. Bell, Individually and as Attorney Generalof the U.S., no. 75-6297

314 3838

Finch v. U.S., no. 76-1206, per curiam 314 3839

Gardner v. State of Florida, no. 74-6593 314 3840

General Electric Co. v. Gilbert, nos. 74-1589 and74-1590

314 3841

G.M. Leasing Corp. v. U.S., no. 75-235 314 3842

Gilmore v. State of Utah, no. A-453 314 3843

Gravitt v. Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., no.76-1036, per curiam

315 3844

Territory of Guam v. Olsen, no. 76-439 315 3845

Guste, Attorney General, Louisiana v. Jackson, no.76-61, per curiam

315 3846

Hankerson v. North Carolina, no. 75-6568 315 3847

Harris v. State of Oklahoma, no. 76-5663, percuriam

315 3848

Henderson, Superintendent, Auburn CorrectionalFacility v. Kibbe, no. 76-1906

315 3849

Hunt, Governor of North Carolina v. WashingtonState Apple Advertising Commission, no. 76-63

315 3850

Hutto, Commissioner, Arkansas Department ofCorrection v. Ross, no. 75-1726, per curiam

315 3851

State of Idaho v. States of Oregon and Washington,no. 67, orig., per curiam

315 3852


1976 October Term



Illinois Brick Co. v. State of Illinois, no. 76-404 315 3853

Immigration and Naturalization Service v.Bagamasbad, no. 75-1666, per curiam

315 3854

Ingraham v. Wright, no. 75-6527 315 3855 -3857

Jeffers v. U.S., no. 75-1805 315 3858

Jones v. Hildebrant, no. 76-5416, per curiam 316 3859

Jones, Secretary, Department of Correction ofNorth Carolina v. North Carolina Prisoners' LaborUnion, Inc., no. 75-1874

316 3860

Jones, Director of the County of Riverside,California Department of Weights and Measures v.Rath Packing Co., no. 75-1053

316 3861

Knebel, Secretary of Agriculture v. Hein, nos.75-1261 and 75-1355

316 3862

Lee v. U.S., no. 76-5187 316 3863

Lefkowitz, Attorney General of the State of NewYork v. Cunningham, no. 76-260

316 3864

Linmark Associates, Inc. v. Township ofWillingboro, no. 76-357

316 3865

McCarthy v. Kirkpatrick, no. A-225, McCarthy v.Briscoe, no. A-247, and McCarthy v. Carter, Ford,et al.

316 3866 -3867

McDonald v. U.S., nos. 75-1419 and 75-1459 316 3868

Maher v. Doe, no. 76-878, per curiam 316 3869

Maher, Commissioner of Social Services v. Roe,no. 75-1440

316 3870

Maness v. Wainwright, Secretary, FloridaDepartment of Offender Rehabilitation, no. 75-6909

317 3871

Manson Correction Commission v. Brathwaite, no.75-871

317 3872 -3873

Marks v. U.S., no. 75-708, per curiam 317 3874

Massachusetts v. Feeney, no. 76-265, per curiam 317 3875

Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Westcott, no.75-1775, per curiam

317 3876

Mathews, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Goldfarb, no. 75-699

317 3877

Milliken, Governor of Michigan v. Bradley, no.76-447

317 3878 -3879

Miree v. DeKalb County Georgia, nos. 76-607,76-659, 76-700, and 76-722

317 3880

Moody v. Daggett, Warden, no. 74-6632 317 3881


1976 October Term



Morris v. Gressette, President Pro Tem, SouthCarolina Senate, no. 75-1583

317 3882

Mt. Healthy City School District Board of Educationv. Doyle, no. 75-1278

317 3883

National Geographic Society v. California Board ofEqualization, no. 75-1868

317 3884

State of New York v. Earl, no. 76-1116, per curiam 318 3885

Nixon v. Administrator of General Services, no.75-1605

318 3886 -3891

Northeast Marine Terminal Co., Inc. v. Caputo, no.76-444

318 3892

Nyquist, Commissioner of Education of New York v.Mauclet, no. 76-208

319 3893

Ohio Bureau of Employment Services v. Hodory,no. 75-1707

319 3894

Oklahoma Publishing Co. v. District Court in andfor Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, no. 76-867, percuriam

319 3895

School District of Omaha v. U.S., no. 76-705, percuriam

319 3896

State of Oregon v. Mathiason, no. 76-201, percuriam

319 3897

Oregon ex rel. State Land Board v. Corvallis Sandand Gravel Co., nos. 75-567 and 75-577

319 3898

Parker Seal Co. v. Cummins, no. 75-478, percuriam

319 3899

Patterson v. State of New York, no. 75-1861 319 3900

Pearson v. Dodd, no. 75-1318, per curiam 319 3901

City of Philadelphia v. State of New Jersey, no.75-1150, per curiam

319 3902

Piper et al. v. Chris-Craft Industries, Inc., nos.75-353, 75-354, and 75-355

319 3903 -3904

Poelker v. Doe, no. 75-442, per curiam 319 3905

Pressler, Member, U.S. House of Representativesv. Blumenthal, Secretary of the Treasury, no.76-1005, per curiam

319 3906

Puyallup Tribe, Inc. v. Department of Game ofWashington, no. 76-423

319 3907

Roberts v. State of Louisiana, no. 72-5206, percuriam

319 3908

Rosebud Sioux v. Kneip, no. 75-562 320 3909 -3910

Santa Fe Industries, Inc. v. Green, no. 75-1753 320 3911


1976 October Term



Scott v. Kentucky Parole Board, no. 74-6438, percuriam

320 3912

Shaffer v. Heitner, no. 75-1812 320 3913 -3914

Singer v. U.S. Civil Service Commission, no.75-1459, per curiam

320 3915

Smith, dba Intrigue v. U.S., no. 75-1439 320 3916

Standard Oil Co. of California v. U.S., no. 72-1251,per curiam

320 3917

Stanton v. Bond, no. 75-1413 320 3918

Stanton v. Stanton, no. 76-512, per curiam 320 3919

Local 3489, United Steelworkers of America, AFL-CIO v. Usery, Secretary of Labor, no. 75-657

320 3920

Stencel Aero Engineering Corp. v. U.S., no. 76-321 320 3921

Swain, Superintendent, Lorton Reformatory v.Pressley, no. 75-811

320 3922

State of Texas v. State of Louisiana, no. 36, orig. 320 3923

Third National Bank in Nashville v. Impac Limited,Inc., no. 76-674

320 3924

Trainor, Director, Illinois Department of Public Aid v.Hernandez, no. 75-1407

321 3925 -3926

Trans World Airlines, Inc. v. Hardison, no. 75-1126 321 3927

Trimble v. Gordon, no. 75-5952 321 3928

United Air Lines, Inc. v. Evans, no. 76-333 321 3929

U.S. v. Antelope, no. 75-661 321 3930

U.S. v. Board of Supervisors of Warren County,Mississippi, no. 76-489, per curiam

321 3931

U.S. v. Ceccolini, no. 76-1151 321 3932

U.S. v. Chadwick, no. 75-1721 321 3933

U.S. v. Consumer Life Insurance Co., no. 75-1221 321 3934

U.S. v. Donovan, no. 75-212 321 3935

U.S. v. States of Florida and Texas, no. 54, orig. 321 3936

U.S. v. County of Fresno, no. 75-1262 321 3937

U.S. v. Kopp, no. 75-1536, per curiam 321 3938

U.S. v. Larionoff, no. 76-413 321 3939

U.S. v. Lovasco, no. 75-1844 322 3940

U.S. v. Martin Linen Supply Co., no. 76-120, percuriam

322 3941

U.S. v. Morrison, no. 75-1534, per curiam 322 3942


1976 October Term



U.S. v. Pomponio, no. 75-1667, per curiam 322 3943

U.S. v. Ramsey, no. 76-167 322 3944

U.S. v. Rose, no. 75-1535, per curiam 322 3945

U.S. v. Sanford, no. 75-1867, per curiam 322 3946

U.S. v. Washington, no. 74-1106 322 3947

U.S. v. Wong, no. 74-635 322 3948

U.S. Steel Corp. v. Fortner Enterprises, Inc., no.75-853

322 3949

U.S. Trust Co. of New York, Trustee v. State ofNew Jersey, no. 75-1687

322 3950 -3951

Vendo Co. v. Lektro-Vend Corp., no. 76-156 322 3952 -3953

Vorchheimer v. School District of Philadelphia, no.76-37, per curiam

322 3954

Wainwright, Secretary, Florida Department ofOffender Rehabilitation v. Sykes, no. 75-1578



Walsh, dba Tom Walsh and Co. v. Schlecht et al.,Trustees, no. 75-906

323 3957

Ward v. State of Illinois, no. 76-415 323 3958

Warden, Green Haven State Prison v. Palermo, no.76-1016, per curiam

323 3959

Weatherford, Agent of the South Carolina LawEnforcement Division v. Bursey, no. 75-1510

323 3960

Wolman v. Walter, no. 76-496 323 3961 -3962

Wooley, Chief of Police of Lebanon v. Maynard, no.75-1453

323 3963

Zacchini v. Scripps-Howard Broadcasting Co., no.76-577

323 3964

1977 October Term

Agosto v. Immigration and Naturalization Service,no. 76-1410

323 3965

State of Alabama v. Pugh, no. 77-1107, per curiam 323 3966

Andrus, Secretary of the Interior v. CharlestoneStone Products Co., no. 77-380

323 3967

Arizona, Boykin, Sheriff, Pima County v.Washington, no. 76-1168

324 3968

Baldwin v. Fish and Game Commission ofMontana, no. 76-1150

324 3969 -3970


1977 October Term



Ballew v. State of Georgia, no. 76-761 324 3971 -3972

Bankers Trust Co. v. Mallis, no. 76-1359, percuriam

324 3973

Bell v. State of Ohio, no. 76-6513 324 3974

Berry v. Doles, no. 76-1690, per curiam 324 3975 -3976

Beth Israel Hospital v. National Labor RelationsBoard, no. 77-152

324 3977

Browder v. Director, Department of Corrections ofIllinois, no. 76-5325

324 3978

Burks v. U.S., no. 76-6528 324 3979

Butz v. Economou, no. 76-709 325 3980 -3982

Califano, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Jobst, no. 76-860

325 3983

State of California v. Southland Royalty Co., nos.76-1114, 76-1133, and 76-1587

325 3984

State of California v. U.S., no. 77-285 325 3985

Regents of the University of California v. Bakke, no.76-811

Memoranda, correspondence, and opiniondraft

325 3986 -3987


Carey v. Piphus, no. 76-1149 327 3995

Carter v. Miller, no. 76-1171, per curiam 327 3996

Chase Manhattan Bank (National Association) v.South Acres Development Co., A Partnership, no.77-267, per curiam

327 3997

Cleland, Administrator of the VeteransAdministration v. National College of Business, no.77-716, per curiam

327 3998

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Kowalski, no.76-1095

327 3999

Coopers and Lybrand v. Livesay, no. 76-1836 327 4000

Southern and Northern Overlying Carrier Chaptersof the California Dump Truck Owners Associationv. Public Utilities Commission of California, no.76-1526, per curiam

327 4001

Durst v. U.S., no. 76-5935 327 4002

Eastex, Inc. v. National Labor Relations Board, no.77-453

327 4003


1977 October Term



Elkins, President, University of Maryland v. Moreno,no. 77-154

327 4004 -4005

Exxon Corp. v. Governor of Maryland, nos. 77-10,77-11, 77-12, 77-47, and 77-64

327 4006 -4007

Federal Communications Commission v. NationalCitizens Committee for Broadcasting, nos. 76-1471,76-1521, 76-1595, 76-1604, 76-1624, and 76-1685

327 4008

First Federal Savings and Loan Association ofBoston v. Tax Commission of Massachusetts, no.77-334

328 4009

Federal Maritime Commission v. Pacific MaritimeAssociation, no. 76-938

328 4010

First National Bank of Boston v. Bellotti, no.76-1172

328 4011 -4014

Flagg Brothers, Inc. v. Brooks, nos. 77-25, 77-37,and 77-42

328 4015

Frank Lyon Co. v. U.S., no. 76-624 328 4016

Franks v. State of Delaware, no. 77-5176 328 4017 -4018

Fulman v. U.S., no. 76-1137 329 4019

Furnco Construction Corp. v. Waters, no. 77-369 329 4020

Gardner v. Westinghouse Broadcasting Co., no.77-560

329 4021

General Atomic Co. v. Felter, District Judge, no.77-1237, per curiam

329 4022

General Atomic Co. v. Felter, no. 76-1640, percuriam

329 4023

Greene v. Massey, Superintendent, UnionCorrectional Institution, no. 76-6617

329 4024

The Greyhound Corp. v. Mt. Hood Stages, Inc., no.77-598

329 4025

Hicklin v. Orbeck, Commissioner, Department ofLabor of Alaska, no. 77-324

329 4026

Holloway v. State of Arkansas, no. 76-5856 329 4027

Hutto v. Finney, no. 76-1660 329 4028

Idaho Department of Employment v. Smith, no.76-1291, per curiam

329 4029

J. W. Bateson Co., Inc. v. U.S. ex rel. Board ofTrustees of the National Automatic SprinklerIndustry Pension Fund, no. 76-1476

329 4030

John v. State of Mississippi, nos. 77-575 and77-836

329 4031

Krause v. Rhodes, no. A-260 [Stay] 329 4032


1977 October Term



Kulko v. Superior Court of California in and for theCity of San Francisco, no. 77-293

330 4033

Lockett v. State of Ohio, no. 76-6997 330 4034 -4037

Lorillard, A Division of Loew's Theatres, Inc. v.Pons, no. 76-1346

330 4038

City of Los Angeles Department of Water andPower v. Manhart, no. 76-1810

330 4039

Marshall, Secretary of Labor v. Barlows, Inc., no.76-1143

330 4040

McAdams III, as Executor of the Estate of John L.McClellan v. McSurely, no. 76-1621, per curiam

Memoranda, correspondence, and opiniondrafts

330 4041 -4042

Opinion drafts, memoranda, and opinion 331 4043

Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division v. Craft,no. 76-39

331 4044 -4045

Mobil Oil Corp. v. Higginbotham, no. 76-1726 331 4046

Monell v. Department of Social Services of the Cityof New York, no. 75-1914

331 4047 -4049


Moorman Manufacturing Co. v. Bair, no. 77-454 331 4051

Nashville Gas Co. v. Satty, no. 75-536 332 4052

National Broiler Marketing Association v. U.S., no.77-117

332 4053

National Labor Relations Board v. Robbins Tire andRubber Co., no. 77-911

332 4054

National Society of Professional Engineers v. U.S.,no. 76-1767

332 4055

Nixon v. Warner Communications, no. 76-944 332 4056 -4057

Ohralik v. Ohio State Bar Association, no. 76-1650 332 4058

Oliphant v. Suquamish Indian Tribe, no. 76-5729 332 4059

Oppenheimer Fund, Inc. v. Sanders, no. 77-335

Opinion drafts and correspondence 332 4060


Parham v. J. L. and J. R., no. 75-1690 333 4062

Penn Central Transportation Co. v. City of NewYork, no. 77-444

333 4063 -4064

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Mimms, no.76-1830, per curiam

333 4064A


1977 October Term



Philadelphia Newspapers, Inc. v. Jerome, Judge ofthe Court of Common Pleas of Delaware County,Pennsylvania, no. 77-308, per curiam

333 4065

Pinkus, dba Rosslyn News Co. v. U.S., no. 77-39 333 4066

In Re Primus, no. 77-56 333 4067 -4068

Procunier v. Navarette, no. 76-446 333 4069

Quilloin v. Walcott, no. 76-6372 333 4070

Ray, Governor of Washington v. Atlantic RichfieldCo. and Seatrain Lines, no. 76-930

333 4071

Raymond Motor Transportation, Inc. v. Rice, no.76-558

334 4072

Richmond Unified School District v. Berg, no.75-1069, per curiam

334 4073

Rinaldi v. U.S., no. 76-6194, per curiam 334 4074

Robertson v. Wegmann, Executor, no. 77-178 334 4075

Sanabria v. U.S., no. 76-1040 334 4076 -4077

Santa Clara Pueblo v. Martinez, no. 76-682 334 4078 -4079

Scott v. U.S., no. 76-6767 334 4080

Sears, Roebuck and Co. v. San Diego CountyDistrict Council of Carpenters, no. 76-750

334 4081 -4082

Securities and Exchange Commission v. Sloan, no.76-1607

334 4083

Shell Oil Co. v. Dartt, no. 76-678, per curiam 335 4084

Simpson v. U.S., nos. 76-5761 and 76-5796 335 4085

Slodov v. U.S., no. 76-1835 335 4086

Smith v. Digmon, Warden, no. 76-6799, per curiam 335 4087

Sonstegard v. City of Kettering, no. 77-970, percuriam

335 4088

Swisher, States Attorney for Baltimore City v.Brady, no. 77-653

335 4089

Taylor v. Commonwealth of Kentucky, no. 77-5549 335 4090

Tennessee Valley Authority v. Hill, no. 76-1701 335 4091 -4093

Terk v. Gordon, no. 77-1042, per curiam 335 4094

Trans Alaska Pipeline Rates Cases, nos. 77-452,77-457, 77-551 and 77-602

335 4095

U.S. v. Culbert, no. 77-142 336 4096


1977 October Term



U.S. v. Ford, no. 77-52 336 4097

U.S. v. Jacobs, no. 76-1193, per curiam 336 4098

U.S. v. MacDonald, no. 75-1892 336 4099

U.S. v. Mauro, nos. 76-1596 and 77-52 336 4100

U.S. v. State of New Mexico, no. 77-510 336 4101

U.S. v. Scott, no. 76-1382 336 4102 -4103

U.S. v. Board of Commissioners of Sheffield,Alabama, no. 76-1662

336 4104

U.S. v. Sotelo, no. 76-1800 336 4105 -4106

U.S. v. U.S. Gypsum Co., no. 76-1560



U.S. Steel Corp. v. Multistate Tax Commission, no.76-635

337 4109 -4110

In the Matter of the Vendo Co., no. 77-1131, percuriam

337 4111

Vendo Co. v. Lektro-Vend Corp., no. 76-156, percuriam

337 4112

Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. v. NaturalResources Defense Council, Inc., nos. 76-419 and76-528

337 4113 -4114

Vitek v. Miller, no. 77-888, per curiam 337 4115

Department of Revenue of the State of Washingtonv. Association of Washington StevedoringCompanies., no. 76-1706

337 4116

Will, U.S. District Judge v. Calvert Fire InsuranceCo., no. 77-693

337 4117

Wise, Mayor of the City of Dallas v. Lipscomb, no.77-529

337 4118

Zenith Radio Corp. v. U.S., no. 77-539 337 4119

1978 October Term

Addington v. Texas, no. 77-5992 338 4120

Alexander v. U.S. Department of Housing andUrban Development, nos. 77-874 and 77-1463

338 4121

Ambach, Commissioner, New York StateDepartment of Education v. Norwick, no. 76-808

338 4122

Anders v. Floyd, no. 77-1255, per curiam 338 4123

Andrus, Secretary of the Interior v. Sierra Club, no.78-625

338 4124


1978 October Term



State of Arizona v. State of California, no. 8, orig.,per curiam

338 4125

State of Arkansas v. Sanders, no. 77-1497 338 4126

Aronson v. Quick Point Pencil Co., no. 77-1413 338 4127

Babbitt, Governor of the State of Arizona v. UnitedFarm Workers National Union, no. 78-225

338 4128

Baker v. McCollan, no. 78-752 338 4129

Barry, Chairman, Racing and Wagering Board ofNew York v. Barchi, no. 77-803

338 4130 -4131

Bell, Attorney General v. Wolfish, no. 77-1829 339 4132 -4135

Bellotti, Attorney General of Massachusetts v.Baird, nos. 78-329 and 78-330

339 4136 -4138

Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Systemv. First Lincolnwood Corp., no. 77-832

339 4139

Board of Trustees of Keene State College v.Sweeney, no. 77-1792, per curiam

339 4140

Broadcast Music Inc. v. Columbia BroadcastingSystem, Inc., nos. 77-1578 and 77-1583

340 4141

Brown v. Felsen, no. 78-58 340 4142

Brown v. State of Texas, no. 77-6673 340 4143

Burch v. State of Louisiana, no. 78-90 340 4144

Butner v. U.S., no. 77-1410 340 4145

Califano, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Boles, no. 78-808

340 4146

Califano, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Westcott, no. 78-437

340 4147

Califano, Secretary of Health, Education, andWelfare v. Yamasaki, no. 77-1511

340 4148

Cannon v. University of Chicago, no. 77-926 340 4149 -4151

Carey, States Attorney of Cook County, Illinois v.Wynn, nos. 78-229 and 78-239, per curiam

340 4152

The Chase Manhattan Bank, N. A. v. The FinanceAdministration of the City of New York, no.77-1659, per curiam

340 4153

Chrysler Corp. v. Brown, Secretary of Defense, no.77-922

341 4154

Colautti, Secretary of Welfare of Pennsylvania v.Franklin, no. 77-891

341 4155

Connor v. Coleman, Judge U.S. Court of Appeals,no. 78-1013, per curiam

341 4156


1978 October Term



Dalia v. U.S., no. 77-1722 341 4157

Delaware v. Prouse, no. 77-1571 341 4158

Director, Office of Workers' CompensationPrograms, U.S. Department of Labor v.Rasmussen, no. 77-1465

341 4159

Dougherty County, Georgia, Board of Education v.White, no. 77-120

341 4160

Douglas Oil Co. of California v. Petrol StopsNorthwest, no. 77-1547

341 4161

Dunaway v. State of New York, no. 78-5066 341 4162

Dunn v. U.S., no. 77-6949 341 4163

Duren v. State of Missouri, no. 77-6067 341 4164

Edmonds v. Compagnie Generale Transatlantique,no. 78-479

342 4165

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers v.Foust, no. 78-38

342 4166

Fare, Acting Chief Probation Officer v. Michael C.,no. 78-334

342 4167

Federal Communications Commission v. MidwestVideo Corp., no. 77-1575

342 4168

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission v. PennzoilProducing Co., no. 77-648

342 4169

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission v. Shell OilCo., nos. 77-1652 and 77-1654, per curiam

342 4170

Federal Open Market Committee of the FederalReserve System v. Merrill, no. 77-1387

342 4171

Ford Motor Co. (Chicago Stamping Plant) v.National Labor Relations Board, no. 77-1806

342 4172

Friedman v. Rogers, nos. 77-1163, 77-1164, and77-1186

342 4173

Givhan v. Western Line Consolidated SchoolDistrict, no. 77-1051

342 4174

Gladstone Realtors v. Village of Bellwood, no.77-1493

342 4175 -4176

Great Western Sugar Co. v. Nelson, no.78-1060,per curiam

342 4177

Green v. State of Georgia, no. 78-5944, per curiam 342 4178

Greenholtz, Chairman, Board of Parole of Nebraskav. Inmates of the Nebraska Penal and CorrectionalComplex, no. 78-201

343 4179

Harlin v. State of Missouri, no. 77-6062, per curiam 343 4180


1978 October Term



Harrah Independent School District v. Martin, no.78-443, per curiam

343 4181

Helstoski v. Meanor, U.S. District Judge, no. 78-546 343 4182

Holt Civic Club v. City of Tuscaloosa, no. 77-515 343 4183

Hughes v. State of Oklahoma, no. 77-1439 343 4184

Hunter v. Dean, Sheriff, no. 77-6248, per curiam 343 4185

Hutchinson v. Proxmire, no. 78-680 343 4186

Illinois State Board of Elections v. Socialist WorkersParty, no. 77-1248

343 4187

Japan Line, Ltd. v. County of Los Angeles, no.77-1378

343 4188

Jones v. Wolf, no. 78-91


Opinion drafts, memoranda, and opinions 344 4191

Lake Country Estates, Inc. v. Tahoe RegionalPlanning Agency, no. 77-1327

344 4192

Lee v. State of Missouri, nos. 77-6066, 77-6068,77-6553, 77-6701, and 77-7012

344 4193

Leis v. Flynt, no. 77-1618, per curiam 344 4194

Leo Sheep Co. v. U.S., no. 77-1686 344 4195

Leroy, Attorney General of Idaho v. Great WesternUnited Corp., no. 78-759

344 4196

Lo-Ji Sales, Inc. v. State of New York, no. 78-511 344 4197

The Long Island Rail Road Co. v. Aberdeen andRockfish Railroad Co., no. 77-1515, per curiam

344 4198

Marchioro v. Chaney, no. 78-647 344 4199

Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. White, no.77-1388

344 4200

State of Michigan v. DeFillippo, no. 77-1680 344 4201

State of Michigan v. Doran, no. 77-1202 344 4202

Miller, Director, Department of Children and FamilyServices of Illinois v. Youakim, no. 77-742

344 4203

Marquette National Bank of Minneapolis v. First ofOmaha Service Corp., no. 77-1265

344 4204

Mobay Chemical Corp. v. Douglas Costle,Administrator, U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency, no. 78-308, per curiam

344 4205

State of Montana v. U.S., no. 77-1134 344 4206

Moore v. Sims, no. 78-6 345 4207


1978 October Term



Morland v. Sprecher, Judge, U.S. Court of Appealsfor the Seventh Circuit, no. 78-1904, per curiam

345 4208

Morland v. Sprecher and Judges of the U.S. Courtof Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, no. 78-1904

345 4209

National Labor Relations Board v. Baptist Hospital,no. 78-223

345 4210

National Labor Relations Board v. Baylor UniversityMedical Center, no. 78-80

345 4211

National Labor Relations Board v. Catholic Bishopof Chicago, no. 77-752

345 4212

State of Nevada v. Hall, no. 77-1337 345 4213

New Motor Vehicle Board of the State of Californiav. Orrin W. Fox Co., nos. 77-837 and 77-849

345 4214

New York City Transit Authority v. Beazer, no.77-1427

345 4215 -4216

New York Telephone Co. v. New York StateDepartment of Labor, no. 77-961

346 4217 -4218

Orr v. Orr, no. 77-1119 346 4219

Oscar Mayer and Co. v. Evans, no. 78-275 346 4220

Parker v. Randolph, no. 78-99 346 4221

Presnell v. State of Georgia, no. 77-6885, percuriam

346 4222

Quern, Director, Department of Public Aid of Illinoisv. Jordan, no. 77-841

346 4223 -4224

Rakas v. State of Illinois, no. 77-5781 346 4225 -4226

Reiter v. Sonotone Corp., no. 78-690 347 4227

Sandstrom v. State of Montana, no. 78-5384 347 4228

Scott v. State of Illinois, no. 77-1177 347 4229

Sears, Roebuck and Co. v. County of Los Angelesand City of Compton, no. 78-1577

347 4230

Smith v. Arkansas State Highway Employees, Local1315, no. 78-1223, per curiam

347 4231

Smith, Judge v. Daily Mail Publishing Co., no.78-482

347 4232

Southeastern Community College v. Davis, no.78-711

347 4233

Southern Railway Co. v. Seaboard Allied MillingCo., no. 78-575

347 4234

Spivey v. State of Georgia, no. 78-5460, per curiam 347 4235


1978 October Term



International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffers,Warehousemen and Helpers of America v. Daniel,no. 77-753

347 4236

Thor Power Tool Co. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 77-920

347 4237

Toll, President, University of Maryland v. Moreno,no. 77-154, per curiam

347 4238

Torres v. Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, no.77-1609

347 4239

Touche Ross and Co. v. Redington, Trustee, no.78-309

347 4240

County Court of Ulster County, New York v. Allen,no. 77-1554

348 4241

Union Pacific Railroad Co. v. Kermit KimballSheehan, no. 78-344, per curiam

348 4242

United California Bank and Lillian Disney Truyens,Co-Executors of the Estate of Walter E. Disney v.U.S., no. 77-1016

348 4243

United Gas Pipe Line Co. v. McCombs, nos. 78-17and 78-249

348 4244

U.S. v. Addonizio, no. 78-156 348 4245

U.S. v. Batchelder, no. 78-776 348 4246

U.S. v. Caceres, no. 76-1309 348 4247

U.S. v. State of California, no. 5, orig. 348 4248

U.S. v. 564.54 Acres of Land, More or Less,Situated in Monroe and Pike Counties,Pennsylvania, no. 78-488

348 4249

U.S. v. Helstoski, no. 78-349 348 4250

U.S. v. Kimbell Foods, Inc., nos. 77-1359 and77-1644

348 4251

U.S. v. Naftlin, no. 78-561 348 4252

U.S. v. Rutherford, no. 78-605 348 4253

U.S. v. Timmreck, no. 78-744 348 4254

United Steel Workers of America, AFL-CIO-CLC v.Weber, nos. 78-432, 78-435, and 78-436

348 4255

Vance, Secretary of State v. Bradley, no. 77-1254 349 4256

State of Washington v. Washington StateCommercial Passenger Fishing Vessel Association,nos. 77-983, 78-119 and 78-139

349 4257 -4258

Williams v. Brown, no. 78-357 349 4259

Wilson v. Omaha Indian Tribe, nos. 78-160 and78-161

349 4260


1978 October Term



Wolston v. Reader's Digest Association, no.78-5414

349 4261

1979 October Term

Adams v. State of Texas, no. 79-5175 349 4262

Agins v. City of Tiburon, no. 79-602 349 4263

State of Alabama v. Davis, no. 79-711, per curiam 349 4264

American Export Lines, Inc. v. Alvez, no. 79-1 349 4265

Anderson v. Charles, no. 79-1377, per curiam 349 4266

Andrus, Secretary of the Interior v. Allard, no.78-740

349 4267

Andrus, Secretary of the Interior v. State of Idaho,no. 79-260

349 4268

Andrus, Secretary of the Interior v. State of Utah,no. 78-1522

350 4269

Beck v. State of Alabama, no. 78-6621 350 4270

Bifulco v. U.S., no. 79-5010 350 4271

Bloomer v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Co., no.78-1418

350 4272

Board of Regents of the University of the State ofNew York v. Tomanio, no. 79-424

350 4273

Boeing Co. v. Van Gemert, no. 78-1327 350 4274

Brown v. State of Louisiana, no. 79-5364 350 4275

Bryant v. Yellen, nos. 79-421, 79-425, and 79-435 350 4276 -4277

Butterworth, Superintendent, MassachusettsCorrectional Institution at Walpole v. Lovett, no.79-1308

350 4278

State of California v. State of Nevada, no. 73, orig. 350 4279

California Retail Liquor Dealers Association v.Midcal Aluminum Association, Inc., no. 79-97

350 4280

Carbon Fuel Co. v. United Mine Workers, no.78-1183

350 4281

Carlson, Director, Federal Bureau of Prisons v.Green, Administratrix, no. 78-1261



Catalano, Inc. v. Target Sales, Inc., no. 79-1101,per curiam

351 4284

Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corp. v. PublicService Commission of New York, no. 79-565

351 4285 -4286


1979 October Term



Chiarella v. U.S., no. 78-1202 351 4287

City of Rome v. U.S., no. 78-1840 351 4288 -4289

Coffy v. Republic Steel Corp., no. 79-81 351 4290

Colby v. Driver, no. 78-303, per curiam 351 4291

Committee for Public Education and ReligiousLiberty v. Regan, no. 78-1369

351 4292

Consolidated Edison Co. of New York v. PublicService Commission of New York, no. 79-134

351 4293

Consumer Product Safety Commission v. GTESylvania, no. 79-521

352 4294

Costle, Administrator, Environmental ProtectionAgency v. Pacific Legal Foundation, no. 78-1472

352 4295

Crowell, Secretary of State of Tennessee v. Mader,no. 78-1780, per curiam

352 4296

Crown Simpson Pulp Co. v. Costle, Administrator,Environmental Protection Agency, no. 79-797, percuriam

352 4297

Curtiss-Wright Corp. v. General Electric Co., no.79-105

352 4298

Cuyler, Correctional Superintendent v. Sullivan, no.78-1832

352 4299

Dawson Chemical Co. v. Rohm and Haas Co., no.79-669

352 4300 -4302

Deposit Guaranty National Bank, Jackson,Mississippi v. Roper, no. 78-904

352 4303 -4304

Diamond, Commissioner of Patents andTrademarks v. Chakrabarty, no. 79-136

352 4305

Estes v. Metropolitan Branches of Dallas NAACP,nos. 78-253, 78-282, and 78-283, per curiam

353 4306

Exxon Corp. v. Department of Revenue ofWisconsin, no. 79-509

353 4307

Ferri v. Ackerman, no. 78-5981 353 4308

Ford Motor Credit Co. v. Millhollin, no. 78-1487 353 4309

Forsham v. Harris, Secretary of Health, Education,and Welfare, no. 78-1118

353 4310

Fungaroli v. Fungaroli, no. 79-492 353 4311

General Telephone Co. of the Northwest, Inc. v.Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, no.79-488

353 4312

Gomez v. Toledo, no. 79-5601 353 4313


1979 October Term



GTE Sylvania, Inc. v. Consumer Union of the U.S.,Inc., no. 78-1248

353 4314

Harris, Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfarev. Rosario, no. 79-1294, per curiam

353 4315

Hatzlachh Supply Co. v. U.S., no. 78-1175, percuriam

353 4316

State of Illinois v. Vitale, no. 78-1845 353 4317

Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO v. AmericanPetroleum Institute, nos. 78-911 and 78-1036



Jenkins v. Anderson, Warden, no. 78-6809 354 4322

Kaiser AETNA v. U.S., no. 78-738 354 4323

Kissinger v. Reporters Committee for Freedom ofthe Press, no. 78-1088

354 4324

Lewis, Comptroller of the State of Florida v. BTInvestment Managers, Inc., no. 79-45

354 4325

Lewis v. U.S., no. 78-1595 354 4326

Maher, Commissioner of Income Maintenance ofConnecticut v. Gagne, no. 78-1888

354 4327

State of Maine v. Thiboutot, no. 79-838 354 4328

Marshall, Secretary of Labor v. Jerrico, Inc., no.79-253

355 4329

Martinez v. State of California, no. 78-1268 355 4330

Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Meehan, no.78-1874, per curiam

355 4331

McKeesport Area School District v. PennsylvaniaDepartment of Education, no. 79-1295, per curiam

355 4332

McLain v. Real Estate Board of New Orleans, Inc.,no. 78-1501

355 4333

Mobil Oil Corp. v. Commissioner of Taxes ofVermont, no. 78-1201

355 4334

Mohasco Corp. v. Silver, no. 79-616 355 4335

National Labor Relations Board v. InternationalLongshoremen's Association, AFL-CIO, no.79-1082

355 4336

National Labor Relations Board v. Retail StoreEmployees Union, Local 1001, Retail ClerksInternational Association, AFL-CIO, no. 79-672

355 4337


1979 October Term



National Labor Relations Board v. YeshivaUniversity, no. 78-857

355 4338

Navarro Savings Association v. Lee, no. 79-465 355 4339

New York Gaslight Club, Inc. v. Carey, no. 79-192 355 4340

Norfolk and Western Railway Co. v. Liepelt,Administratrix, no. 78-1323

355 4341

O'Bannon, Secretary of Public Welfare ofPennsylvania v. Town Court Nursing Center, no.78-1318



State of Ohio v. Commonwealth of Kentucky, no.27, orig., per curiam

356 4344

State of Ohio v. Roberts, no. 78-756 356 4345

Owen v. City of Independence, Missouri, no.78-1779

356 4346

Payton v. New York, no. 78-5420 356 4347 -4348

Perrin v. U.S., no. 78-959 356 4349

P.C. Pfeiffer Co., Inc. v. Diverson Ford, no. 78-425 356 4350

Pruneyard Shopping Center et al. v. Robins et al.,no. 79-289

356 4351

Rawlings v. Commonwealth of Kentucky, no.79-5146

356 4352

Reeves, Inc. v. Stake, no. 79-677 357 4353

Roadway Express, Inc. v. Piper, no. 79-701 357 4354

Roberts v. U.S., no. 78-1793 357 4355

Rush v. Savchuk, no. 78-952 357 4356

Village of Schaumberg v. Citizens for a BetterEnvironment, no. 78-1335

357 4357

Seatrain Shipbuilding Corp. v. Shell Oil Co., no.78-1651

357 4358

Snepp v. U.S., nos. 78-1871 and 79-265, percuriam

357 4359 -4360

Standefer v. U.S., no. 79-383 357 4361

Strycker's Bay Neighborhood Council, Inc. v. Karlin,nos. 79-168, 79-181, and 79-184, per curiam

357 4362

Sumner, Warden v. Mata, no. 79-1601, per curiam 357 4363

Sun Ship, Inc. v. Pennsylvania, no. 79-343 357 4364


1979 October Term



Supreme Court of Virginia v. Consumers Union ofthe United States, Inc., no. 79-198

358 4365

Tague v. State of Louisiana, no. 79-5386, percuriam

358 4366

Tama v. Lewis, no. 78-1645 358 4367

State of Texas v. State of New Mexico, no. 65,orig., per curiam

358 4368

Thomas v. Washington Gas Light Co., no. 79-116 358 4369

U.S. v. Apfelbaum, no. 78-972 358 4370

U.S. v. Bailey, no. 78-990 358 4371 -4372

U.S. v. Benmar Transport and Leasing Corp., no.78-1602, per curiam

358 4373

U.S. v. California, no. 5, orig. 358 4374

U.S. v. Clark, Guardian, no. 78-1513 358 4375

U.S. v. Clarke, no. 78-1693 358 4376

U.S. v. Crews, no. 78-777 358 4377 -4378

U.S. v. Euge, no. 78-1453 359 4379

U.S. v. Gillock, no. 78-1455 359 4380

U.S. v. Havens, no. 79-305 359 4381

U.S. v. Henry, no. 79-121 359 4382

U.S. v. Kubrick, no. 78-1014 359 4383

U.S. v. State of Louisiana, no. 9, orig. 359 4384

U.S. v. Mitchell, no. 78-1756 359 4385

U.S. v. Payner, no. 78-1729 359 4386

U.S. v. Salvucci, no. 79-244 359 4387

U.S. v. Sioux Nation of Indians, no. 79-639



U.S. v. L. O. Ward Oil and Gas Operations, no.79-394

360 4391

U.S. Parole Commission v. Geraghty, no. 78-572 360 4392 -4393

Vance, Secretary of State of the U.S. v. Terrazas,no. 78-1143

360 4394

Vance v. Universal Amusement Co., Inc., no.78-1588, per curiam

360 4395


1979 October Term



Vaughn v. Vermilion Corp., no. 77-1819, per curiam 360 4396

Walker v. Armco Steel Corp., no. 78-1862 360 4397

Walter v. U.S., nos. 79-67 and 79-148 360 4398

Wengler v. Druggists Mutual Insurance Co., no.79-381

360 4399

White Mountain Apache Tribe v. Bracker, no.78-1177

360 4400

World-Wide Volkswagen Corp. v. Woodson, DistrictCourt Judge of Creek County Oklahoma, no.78-1078

360 4401

1980 October Term

Alessi v. Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc., nos. 79-1943and 80-193

361 4402

Allied Chemical Corp. v. Daiflon, Inc., no. 79-1895 361 4403

Allstate Insurance Co. v. Hague, no. 79-938 361 4404

American Express Co. v. Koerner, no. 80-202 361 4405

State of Arizona v. Manypenny, no. 79-621 361 4406

Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. v. Hall, no. 78-1789 361 4407

Barrentine v. Arkansas-Best Freight System, Inc.,no. 79-2006

361 4408

Beltran v. Myers, Individually and as Director,California State Department of Health, no. 80-5303,per curiam

361 4409

Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Systemv. Investment Co. Institute, no. 79-927

361 4410

Bullington v. State of Missouri, no. 79-6740 361 4411

State of California v. Prysock, no. 80-1846, percuriam

361 4412

State of California v. Sierra Club, nos. 79-1252 and79-1502

Opinion drafts and memorandum 361 4413


Carson v. American Brands, Inc., T/A AmericanTobacco Co., no. 79-1236

362 4415

Chicago and North Western Transportation Co. v.Kalo Brick and Tile, no.79-1336

362 4416

CBS, Inc. v. Federal Communications Commission,nos. 80-207, 80-213, and 80-214

362 4417 -4418

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. PortlandCement Co. of Utah, no. 79-1907

362 4419


1980 October Term



Clayton v. International Union, United Automobile,Aerospace, and Agricultural Implement Workers ofAmerica, nos. 80-5049 and 80-54

362 4420

Commonwealth Edison Co. v. State of Montana,no. 80-581

362 4421

Complete Auto Transit, Inc. v. Reis, no. 79-1777 362 4422

Connecticut Board of Pardons v. Dumschat, no.79-1997

362 4423

Consolidated Rail Corp. v. National Association ofRecycling Industries, Inc., no. 80-568, per curiam

362 4424

County of Washington v. Gunther, no. 80-429 363 4425

Cuyler, Correctional Superintendent v. Adams, no.78-1841

363 4426

Dames and Moore v. Regan, Secretary of theTreasury, no. 80-2078

363 4427

Delta Airlines, Inc. v. August, no. 79-814 363 4428 -4429

Dennis v. Sparks, no. 79-1186 363 4430

Diamond, Commissioner of Patents andTrademarks v. Bradley and Franklin, no. 79-855,per curiam

363 4431

Diamond, Commissioner of Patents andTrademarks v. Diehr, no. 79-1112

363 4432

Doe and Roe v. State of Delaware, no. 79-5932,per curiam

363 4433

Edwards v. State of Arizona, no. 79-5269 363 4434

Environmental Protection Agency v. NationalCrushed Stone Association, no. 79-770

363 4435

Federal Communications Commission v. WNCNListeners Guild, nos. 79-824, 79-825, 79-826, and79-827

364 4436 -4437

Federal Trade Commission v. Standard Oil Co. ofCalifornia, no. 79-900

364 4438

Federated Department Stores, Inc. v. Moitie, no.79-1517

364 4439

Fedorenko v. U.S., no. 79-5602 364 4440

Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. v. Risjord, no.79-1420

364 4441

First National Maintenance Corp. v. National LaborRelations Board, no. 80-544

364 4442

Walter Fleisher Co., Inc. v. County of Los Angeles,no. 79-700, per curiam

364 4443


1980 October Term



Florida Department of Health and RehabilitativeServices v. Florida Nursing Home Association, no.80-532, per curiam

364 4444

Ford Motor Credit Co. v. Cenance, no.80-1205, percuriam

364 4445

Gulf Offshore Co., A Division of Pool Co. v. MobilOil Corp., no. 80-590

364 4446

Gulf Oil Co. v. Bernard, no. 80-441 364 4447

HCSC-Laundry v. U.S., no. 80-338, per curiam 364 4448

H. L. v. Matheson, Governor of Utah, no. 79-5903 365 4449 -4451

Haig, Secretary of State of the U.S. v. Agee, no.80-83

365 4452 -4454

Heffron v. International Society for KrishnaConsciousness, Inc., no. 80-795

365 4455

Hodel, Acting Secretary of the Interior v. State ofIndiana, no. 80-231

365 4456

Hodel, Acting Secretary of the Interior v. VirginiaSurface Mining and Reclamation Association, no.79-1538

365 4457

Howe v. Smith, Attorney General of the U.S., no.80-5392

366 4458

Hudson v. State of Louisiana, no. 79-5688 366 4459

Hughes v. Rowe, no. 79-6000, per curiam 366 4460

Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Wang,no. 80-485, per curiam

366 4461

J. Truett Payne Co. v. Chrysler Motors Corp., no.79-1944

366 4462

Jones, Warden, Stone Mountain CorrectionalInstitution v. Helms, no. 80-850

366 4463

Kassel v. Consolidated Freightways Corp. ofDelaware, no. 79-1320

366 4464 -4466

Kissinger v. Halperin, no.79-880

Opinion drafts, memoranda, andcorrespondence

366 4467 -4469

Opinion drafts, memoranda, and opinion 367 4470 -4472

Little v. Streater, no. 79-6779 367 4473

Mariscal v. U.S., no. 80-5618, per curiam 367 4474

State of Maryland v. State of Louisiana, no. 83,orig.

367 4475

McCarty v. McCarty, no. 80-5 367 4476


1980 October Term



City of Memphis v. Greene, no. 79-1176 367 4477 -4479

Merrion v. Jicarilla Apache Tribe, nos. 80-11 and80-15

368 4480 -4481

Metromedia, Inc. v. City of San Diego, no. 80-195 368 4482 -4484

Middlesex County Sewerage Authority v. NationalSea Clammers Association, nos. 79-1711, 79-1754,79-1760, and 80-12

368 4485 -4486

City of Milwaukee v. Illinois, no. 79-408 368 4487

Minnesota v. Cloverleaf Creamery Co., no. 79-1171 369 4488

National Gerimedical Hospital and GerontologyCenter v. Blue Cross of Kansas City and BlueCross Association, no. 80-802

369 4489

New York State Liquor Authority v. Bellanca, no.80-813, per curiam

369 4490

City of Newport v. Fact Concerts, Inc., no. 80-396 369 4491

Northwest Airlines, Inc. v. Transport Workers Unionof America, AFL-CIO, no. 79-1056

369 4492

Pacileo, Sheriff v. Walker, no. 79-2040, per curiam 369 4493

Pennhurst State School and Hospital v. Halderman,nos. 79-1404, 79-1408, 79-1414, 79-1415, and79-1489

369 4494 -4496

Potomac Electric Power Co. v. Director, Officeof Workers' Compensation Programs, U.S.Department of Labor, no. 79-816

369 4497

Rhodes, Governor of Ohio v. Chapman, no. 80-332 369 4498 -4499

Rodriquez v. Compass Shipping Co., Ltd., no.79-1977

370 4500

Rosales-Lopez v. U.S., no. 79-6624 370 4501

Rosewell v. LaSalle National Bank, Trustee, no.79-1157

370 4502

Rostker, Director of Selective Service v. Goldberg,no. 80-251

370 4503 -4505

Rowan Cos., Inc. v. U.S., no. 80-780 370 4506

Rubin v. U.S., no. 79-1013 370 4507

San Diego Gas and Electric Co. v. City of SanDiego, no. 79-678

370 4508

Schad v. Borough of Mount Ephraim, no. 79-1640 370 4509

Schweiker, Secretary of Health and HumanServices v. Gray Panthers, no. 80-756

370 4510


1980 October Term



Schweiker, Secretary of Health and HumanServices v. Hansen, no. 80-1162, per curiam

371 4511

Schweiker, Secretary of Health and HumanServices v. Wilson, no. 79-1380

371 4512

Scindia Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. v. De LosSantos, no. 79-512

371 4513

Sears, Roebuck and Co. v. County of Los Angeles,nos. 78-1577 and 79-700

371 4514

Staats, Comptroller General of U.S. v. BristolLaboratories Division of Bristol-Myers Co., no.80-264, per curiam

371 4515

Steadman v. Securities and ExchangeCommission, no. 79-1266

371 4516

Steagald v. U.S., no. 79-6777 371 4517

St. Martin Evangelical Lutheran Church andNorthwestern Lutheran Academy v. State of SouthDakota, no. 80-120

371 4518

Stone v. Graham, Superintendent of PublicInstruction of Kentucky, no. 80-321, per curiam

371 4519

Sumner, Warden v. Mata, no. 79-1601 371 4520

Texas Department of Community Affairs v. Burdine,no. 79-1764

371 4521

Texas Industries, Inc. v. Radcliff Materials, Inc. no.79-1144

371 4522

Thomas v. Review Board of Indiana EmploymentSecurity Division, no. 79-952

371 4523

United Association of Journeymen and Apprenticesof the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry of the U.S.and Canada v. Local 334, no. 80-710

372 4524

U.S. v. Darusmont, no. 80-243, per curiam 372 4525

U.S. v. DiFrancesco, no. 79-567 372 4526 -4527

U.S. v. Morrison, no. 79-395 372 4528

U.S. v. Swank, no. 79-1515 372 4529

U.S. v. Will, nos. 79-983 and 79-1869 372 4530 -4531

U.S. Postal Service v. Council of Greenburgh CivicAssociations, no. 80-608

373 4532

United States Railroad Retirement Board v. Fritz,no. 79-870

373 4533 -4534

Universities Research Association, Inc. v. Coutu,no. 78-1945

373 4535

Upjohn Co. v. U.S., no. 79-886 373 4536


1980 October Term



Vincent v. State of Texas, no. 79-5962, per curiam 373 4537

State of Washington v. Chrisman, no. 80-1349, percuriam

373 4538

Watt v. Virginia Surface Mining, nos. 79-1538 and79-1596

373 4539

Weaver v. Graham, Governor of Florida, no.79-5780

373 4540

Webb v. Webb, no. 79-6853 373 4541

Webb's Fabulous Pharmacies, Inc. v. Beckwith,Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, no.79-1033

373 4542

Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. v. StateBoard of Equalization of California, no. 79-1423

373 4543

Miscellaneous case files

A-B 373 4544 -4545

C-Q 374 4546 -4560

R-Z 375 4561 -4566

Supporting documentation

1958 October Term

Administrative memoranda [New Jersey v. NewYork, no. 5, orig., OT 1950]

375 4567

Appeals, applications, and petitions for writ ofcertiorari

375 4568

Assignment lists 375 4569

Circulation records 375 4570

Conference materials

1958 Oct 20-1959 Feb 27 375 4571 -4573

1959 Mar 9-Jun 26 376 4574 -4577

Docket books

Appellate

Nos. 1 to 700 376 4578 -4582

Nos. 701 to 1009 377 4583 -4585

Miscellaneous, nos. 1 to 989 377 4586 -4587

Series I. Supreme CourtSupporting documentation

1958 October TermDocket books



Original, 1 to 14 377 4588

Per curiam decisions 377 4589

1959 October Term


377 4590




1959 Oct 5-16 377 4593 -4594

1959 Oct 23-1960 Jun 24 378 4595 -4619

Special conferences 378 4620

Docket books

Appellate

No. 492 [OT 1957, heard OT 1959] 378 4621

Nos. 1 to 100 378 4622 -4623

Nos. 104 to 945 379 4624 -4638


Original, no. 1 and unnumbered cases 379 4645

Hearing lists 379 4646

Took no part lists 379 4647

1960 October Term




1960 Sep 1-1961 Mar 31 380 4650 -4657

1961 Apr 14-Jun 16 381 4658 -4660


Docket books

Appellate

Nos. 1 to 860 381 4662 -4669



Appellate



Nos. 861 to 1037 382 4670


Took no part lists 382 4675

1961 October Term




1961 Oct 13-1962 May 25 382 4678 -4685

1962 Jun 1-22 383 4686

Special conferences [1961 Oct 2-23] 383 4687 -4688

Docket books

Appellate, nos. 1 to 1022 383 4689 -4696

Miscellaneous

Nos. 1 to 990 383 4697 -4700

Nos. 1001 to 1442 384 4701

1962 October Term


384 4702




1962 Oct 1-1963 Jun 14 384 4705 -4718


Docket books

Appellate, nos. 2 to 1121 385 4720 -4735

Miscellaneous

Nos. 1 to 49 385 4736

Nos. 51 to 1420 386 4737 -4742


1963 October Term


1963 October Term



Administrative memoranda [New Jersey v. NewYork, no. 5, orig., OT 1950]

386 4744


386 4745 -4746


Circulation records 386 4748 -4749


1963 Oct 7-Nov 15 386 4750 -4752

1963 Nov 29-1964 Jun 19 387 4753 -4761

Docket books

Case list 387 4762

Appellate

Nos. 1 to 330 387 4763 -4766

Nos. 331 to 1116 388 4767 -4771



1964 October Term


388 4777




1964 Oct 5 388 4780

1964 Oct 16-1965 Jun 4 389 4781 -4790

Docket books

Case list 389 4791

Appellate

Nos. 2 to 477 389 4792 -4795

Nos. 481 to 1152 390 4796 -4799



1964 October Term




1965 October Term

Administrative memoranda [amendments to federalrules of criminal procedure]

390 4805


390 4806 -4807




1965 Oct 4 390 4810

1965 Oct 15-1966 Jun 17 391 4811 -4821

Docket books

Case list 391 4822

Appellate, nos. 2 to 1344 392 4823 -4831

Miscellaneous

Nos. 2 to 874 392 4832 -4835

Nos. 878 to 1672 393 4836


1966 October Term


393 4838 -4839




1966 Oct 3-1967 Feb 24 393 4842 -4847

1967 Mar 10-Jun 8 394 4848 -4853

Docket books

Case list 394 4854

Appellate

Nos. 2 to 650 394 4855 -4859

Nos. 651 to 1399 395 4860 -4863







1967 October Term

Administrative memoranda 395 4870


Memoranda and opinions, A-P 395 4871 -4872

Memoranda and opinions, R-Z 396 4873




1967 Oct 2-1968 Jan 26 396 4877 -4882

1968 Mar-Jun 14 397 4883 -4889


Docket books

Case list 397 4891

Appellate

Nos. 2 to 400 397 4892 -4894

Nos. 401 to 1407 398 4895 -4900



West Publishing Co. correspondence 398 4907

1968 October Term


Memoranda and opinions, A-O 398 4908 -4910

Memoranda and opinions, P-W 399 4911 -4912





1968 October TermConference materials



1968 Oct 7-1969 Feb 28 399 4915 -4922

1969 Mar 6-Jun 20 400 4923 -4928

Docket books

Case list 400 4929

Appellate

Nos. 2 to 799 400 4930 -4935

Nos. 811 to 1540 401 4936 -4938



1969 October Term



401 4947 -4950




1969 Oct 6-1970 Mar 20 402 4953 -4963

1970 Mar 27-Jun 26 403 4964 -4972

Docket books

Case list 403 4973

Appellate

Nos. 2 to 748 403 4974 -4978

Nos. 752 to 1638 404 4979 -4982



1970 October Term



404 4990 -4992



1970 October Term



Call for response 404 4994

Circulation records

A to L 404 4995

M to Z 405 4996


1970 Oct 5-1971 Feb 23 405 4997 -5003

1971 Feb 26-Jul 1 [including capital casesconference, 1971 Jun 7]

406 5004 -5014

Special conference [1971 Mar 18] 406 5015

Court docket

Appellate, nos. 1 to 1903 407 5016 -5018


Original, nos. 9 to 51 407 5021

Docket books

Appellate

Nos. 1 to 695 407 5022 -5027

Nos. 701 to 1807 408 5028 -5031




1971 October Term

Administrative memoranda 408 5039 -5040


409 5041 -5045





1971 Oct 4-22 409 5051 -5052

1971 Nov 5-1972 May 12 410 5053 -5064





1972 May 19-Jun 26 411 5065 -5069

Court docket

Appellate, nos. 69-1 to 71-1708 411 5070 -5072

Miscellaneous, nos. 68-5001 to 71-6930 411 5073 -5075

Original, nos. 300 to 354 411 5076

Special, nos. S1 to S3 411 5077

Docket books

Appellate

Nos. 69-2 to 69-6 411 5078

Nos. 70-1 to 71-1150 412 5079 -5090

Nos. 71-1156 to 71-1706 413 5091 -5094

Miscellaneous

Nos. 68-5001 to 69-5050 [capital cases] 413 5095 -5096

Nos. 70-5001 to 71-5745 413 5097 -5101

Nos. 71-5761 to 71-6926 414 5102 -5105


1972 October Term



Memoranda and opinions, A to D 414 5111 -5112

Memoranda and opinions, E to W 415 5113 -5118



1972 Oct 2-Nov 17 415 5120 -5124

1972 Dec 1-1973 Jun 8 416 5125 -5138

1973 Jun 15-Jun 22 417 5139


1972 October TermCourt docket



Court docket

Appellate, nos. 69-1 to 72-1741 417 5140 -5143



Special, nos. S-1 to S-3 417 5149

Docket books

Appellate

Nos. 72-5 to 72-650 417 5150 -5153

Nos. 72-653 to 72-1740 418 5154 -5159




1973 October Term



419 5169 -5179





1973 Oct 1-1974 Mar 29 420 5186 -5194

1974 Apr 12-Jul 23 421 5195 -5199

Court docket

Appellate, nos. 69-1 to 73-2068 421 5200 -5204

In forma pauperis, nos. 71-6852 to 73-7118 421 5205 -5208



Docket books

Appellate



Appellate



Nos. 73-1 to 73-200 421 5211

Nos. 73-202 to 73-2066 422 5212 -5221




1974 October Term



423 5231 -5239





1974 Oct 7-1975 Apr 25 424 5244 -5251

1975 May 9-Jun 19 425 5252 -5254

Court docket

Appellate, nos. 69-1 to 74-1656 425 5255 -5258




Docket books

Appellate

Nos. 74-3 to 74-299 425 5264

Nos. 74-304 to 74-1656 426 5265 -5269



1975 October Term



1975 October Term




427 5277 -5283





1975 Sep 29 427 5289

1975 Oct 10-1976 Jun 28 428 5290 -5302

Court docket

Appellate

Nos. 73-861 to 75-1005 428 5303 -5305

Nos. 75-1006 to 75-1921 429 5306 -5307




Docket books

Appellate

Nos. 75-3 to 75-1397 429 5312 -5318

Nos. 75-1402 to 75-1920 430 5319 -5321


Order list 430 5325 -5330


1976 October Term



431 5335 -5342









1976 Sep 27-1977 Apr 29 432 5348 -5360

1977 May 12-Jun 23 433 5361 -5364

Court docket

Appellate, nos. 74-635 to 76-1872 433 5365 -5368




Docket books

Appellate

Nos. 76-5 to 76-599 433 5374 -5376

Nos. 76-601 to 76-1871 434 5377 -5383



1977 October Term



435 5391 -5399


Call for responses 435 5401

Circulation records

A to P 435 5402 -5403

Q to Z 436 5404


1977 Sep 26-1978 May 25 436 5405 -5418

1978 Jun 1-Jun 28 437 5419 -5421

Summer conference list 437 5422

Court docket





Appellate, nos. 75-536 to 77-1869 437 5423 -5427




Docket books

Appellate

Nos. 77-2 to 77-747 437 5433 -5435

Nos. 77-752 to 77-1866 438 5436 -5441


Order list

1977 Oct 3-1978 Apr 24 438 5445 -5447

1978 May 1-Jul 3 439 5448


1978 October Term



Memoranda and opinions, A to H 439 5453 -5458

Memoranda and opinions, I to W 440 5459 -5463





1978 Sep 25-Nov 22 440 5469 -5473

1978 Dec 1-1979 Jun 27 441 5474 -5487

Court docket

Appellate



Appellate



Nos. 75-1690 to 78-1650 441 5488 -5491

Nos. 78-1651 to 78-1949 442 5492




Docket books

Appellate, nos. 78-1 to 78-1943 442 5498 -5505

In forma pauperis

Nos. 78-5001 to 78-5593 442 5506

Nos. 78-5606 to 78-6932 443 5507 -5508

Original, no. 5 443 5509

Order list 443 5510 -5515


1979 October Term



444 5520 -5532





1979 Sep 24-1980 Mar 28 445 5538 -5549

1980 Apr 11-Jun 27 446 5550 -5555

Court docket

Appellate, nos. 76-1234 to 79-2084 446 5556 -5559




Docket books



Appellate



Appellate

Nos. 79-1 to 79-200 446 5565

Nos. 79-201 to 79-2083 447 5566 -5575


Order list

1979 Aug 22-Oct 15 447 5581

1979 Oct 19-1980 Jun 23 448 5582 -5584


1980 October Term



448 5589



Cases carried over

Lists

1958 to 1970 448 5592

1971 to 1980 449 5593

Docket Books 449 5594 -5605



1980 Sep 29-1981 Jan 23 450 5609 -5617

1981 Feb 20-Jul 1 451 5618 -5627

Court docket

Appellate, nos. 78-1545 to 80-2222 451 5628 -5632

In forma pauperis

Nos. 75-6990 to 80-5371 451 5633

Nos. 80-5372 to 80-6950 452 5634 -5635







Docket books

Appellate, nos. 79-2034 to 80-1982 452 5638 -5644


Order list

1980 Jun 30-Oct 6 452 5648

1980 Oct 14-1981 Jul 2 453 5649 -5654

Reporter correspondence[correspondence extendsinto Stewart's retirement, 1980-1983]

453 5655

Petitions for certiorari

1973 October Term

Appellate

Nos. 73-451 to 73-480 453 5656

Nos. 73-492 to 73-836 454 5657 -5664

Nos. 73-837 to 73-1200 455 5665 -5672

Nos. 73-1201 to 73-1550 456 5673 -5680

Nos. 73-1551 to 73-1769 457 5681 -5687

Nos. 73-1771 to 73-1950 458 5688 -5693

Nos. 73-1951 to 73-2068 459 5694 -5697

In forma pauperis

Nos. 73-5001 to 73-5150 459 5698 -5700

Nos. 73-5151 to 73-5550 460 5701 -5708

Nos. 73-5551 to 73-5950 461 5709 -5716

Nos. 73-5951 to 73-6350 462 5717 -5724

Nos. 73-6351 to 73-6700 463 5725 -5731

Nos. 73-6701 to 73-6950 464 5732 -5737

Series I. Supreme CourtPetitions for certiorari

1973 October TermIn forma pauperis



Nos. 73-6951 to 73-7118 465 5738 -5742

Applications

Nos. A-25 to A-1140 465 5743 -5744

Nos. A-1157 to A-1338 466 5745

Disbarment proceedings, nos. D-10, D-27, andD-34, and unnumbered motion

466 5746

Original, nos. 27-64 466 5747

1974 October Term

Appellate

Nos. 74-1 to 74-150 466 5748 -5752

Nos. 74-151 to 74-350 467 5753 -5759

Nos. 74-351 to 74-555 468 5760 -5766

Nos. 74-556 to 74-750 469 5767 -5772

Nos. 74-751 to 74-940 470 5773 -5777

Nos. 74-941 to 74-1160 471 5778 -5783

Nos. 74-1161 to 74-1385 472 5784 -5789

Nos. 74-1386 to 74-1599 473 5790 -5794

Nos. 74-1602 to 74-1656 474 5795

In forma pauperis

Nos. 74-5001 to 74-5225 474 5796 -5801

Nos. 74-5227 to 74-5575 475 5802 -5808

Nos. 74-5576 to 74-5875 476 5809 -5814

Nos. 74-5876 to 74-6200 477 5815 -5820

Nos. 74-6201 to 74-6525 478 5821 -5826

Nos. 74-6526 to 74-6759 479 5827 -5830

Applications


1974 October TermApplications



A-127 to A-697 479 5831 -5832

A-704 to A-1310 480 5833 -5834

Disbarment proceedings, nos. D-11 to D-44, andunnumbered motions

480 5835

Original, nos. 9-64 480 5836

1975 October Term

Appellate

Nos. 75-3 to 75-150 480 5837 -5840

Nos. 75-151 to 75-375 481 5841 -5847

Nos. 75-376 to 75-600 482 5848 -5853

Nos. 75-601 to 75-840 483 5854 -5859

Nos. 75-841 to 75-1090 484 5860 -5866

Nos. 75-1091 to 75-1350 485 5867 -5873

Nos. 75-1351 to 75-1580 486 5874 -5879

Nos. 75-1581 to 75-1850 487 5880 -5886

Nos. 75-1851 to 75-1921 488 5887 -5888

In forma pauperis

Nos. 75-5001 to 75-5200 488 5889 -5892

Nos. 75-5201 to 75-5550 489 5893 -5899

Nos. 75-5551 to 75-5900 490 5900 -5906

Nos. 75-5901to 75-6250 491 5907 -5913

Nos. 75-6251 to 75-6600 492 5914 -5920

Nos. 75-6601 to 75-6950 493 5921 -5927

Nos. 75-6951 to 75-7013 494 5928


1975 October Term



Applications, nos. A-149 to A-1121 494 5929 -5931

Disbarment proceedings, nos. D29 to D59 494 5932

Original, nos. 9-71 494 5933

1976 October Term

Appellate

Nos. 76-1 to 76-100 494 5934 -5935

Nos. 76-101 to 76-400 495 5936 -5941

Nos. 76-401 to 76-699 496 5942 -5947

Nos. 76-701 to 76-949 497 5948 -5952

Nos. 76-951 to 76-1250 498 5953 -5958

Nos. 76-1251 to 76-1550 499 5959 -5964

Nos. 76-1551 to 76-1800 500 5965 -5971

Nos. 76-1801 to 76-1872 501 5972 -5973

In forma pauperis

Nos. 76-5001 to 76-5250 501 5974 -5978

Nos. 76-5251 to 76-5550 502 5979 -5984

Nos. 76-5551 to 76-5900 503 5985 -5991

Nos. 76-5901 to 76-6250 504 5992 -5998

Nos. 76-6251 to 76-6600 505 5999 -6005

Nos. 76-6601 to 76-6900 506 6006 -6011

Nos. 76-6901 to 76-7001 507 6012 -6013



507 6017

Original, nos. 5-73 507 6018


1977 October Term



1977 October Term

Appellate

Nos. 77-1 to 77-100 507 6019 -6020

Nos. 77-101 to 77-400 508 6021 -6026

Nos. 77-401 to 77-700 509 6027 -6032

Nos. 77-701 to 77-1000 510 6033 -6038

Nos. 77-1001 to 77-1300 511 6039 -6044

Nos. 77-1301 to 77-1600 512 6045 -6050

Nos. 77-1601 to 77-1869 513 6051 -6056

In forma pauperis

Nos. 77-5001 to 77-5299 514 6057 -6062

Nos. 77-5301 to 77-5650 515 6063 -6069

Nos. 77-5651 to 77-6050 516 6070 -6077

Nos. 77-6051 to 77-6450 517 6078 -6085

Nos. 77-6451 to 77-6850 518 6086 -6093

Nos. 77-6851 to 77-7015 519 6094 -6097


Disbarment proceedings, nos. D-45 to D-130,and unnumbered motions

519 6102


1978 October Term

Appellate

Nos. 78-1 to 78-300 520 6104 -6109

Nos. 78-301 to 78-650 521 6110 -6116

Nos. 78-651 to 78-1000 522 6117 -6123


1978 October TermAppellate



Nos. 78-1001 to 78-1450 523 6124 -6132

Nos. 78-1451 to 78-1850 524 6133 -6140

Nos. 78-1851 to 78-1949 525 6141 -6142

In forma pauperis

Nos. 78-5001 to 78-5300 525 6143 -6148

Nos. 78-5301 to 78-5800 526 6149 -6158

Nos. 78-5801 to 78-6300 527 6159 -6168

Nos. 78-6301 to 78-6800 528 6169 -6178

Nos. 78-6801 to 78-6939 529 6179 -6181



529 6185

Original, nos. 1-85 529 6186

1979 October Term

Appellate

Nos. 79-1 to 79-50 529 6187

Nos. 79-51 to 79-350 530 6188 -6193

Nos. 79-351 to 79-750 531 6194 -6201

Nos. 79-751 to 79-1150 532 6202 -6209

Nos. 79-1151 to 79-1550 533 6210 -6217

Nos. 79-1551 to 79-2000 534 6218 -6226

Nos. 79-2002 to 79-2084 535 6227 -6228

In forma pauperis

Nos. 79-5001 to 79-5250 535 6229 -6233

Nos. 79-5251 to 79-5750 536 6234 -6243


1979 October TermIn forma pauperis



Nos. 79-5751 to 79-6200 537 6244 -6252

Nos. 79-6201 to 79-6650 538 6253 -6261

Nos. 79-6651 to 79-6899 539 6262 -6266



539 6271


1980 October Term

Appellate

Nos. 80-1 to 79-450 540 6273 -6281

Nos. 80-401 to 80-900 541 6282 -6290

Nos. 80-901 to 80-1450 542 6291 -6301

Nos. 80-1451 to 80-2111 543 6302 -6309

In forma pauperis

Nos. 80-5001 to 80-5150 543 6310 -6312

Nos. 80-5151 to 80-5600 544 6313 -6321

Nos. 80-5601 to 80-6150 545 6322 -6332

Nos. 80-6151 to 80-6762 546 6333 -6343



546 6347

Original, nos. 1-87 546 6348

Series II. Appellate Courts Potter Stewart papersMS 1367 - Page 176

Series II. Appellate Courts


Series II. Appellate Courts 1953-1958,1981-1985

The series contains case files and other court material documenting Potter Stewart's work on variousUnited States Circuit Courts of Appeal. The material is arranged in two subseries: Sixth Circuit andSpecial Assignments. The Sixth Circuit subseries includes case files and other documentation for theperiod 1954-1958, when Potter Stewart served on the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. The subseriesbegins with case files, continues with documentation of Stewart's occasional work on other appellatecourts as a visiting judge, and ends with supporting documentation. Supporting documentation is thecourt administrative material, including calendars, correspondence, and day sheets, and is arrangedchronologically. The Special Assignments subseries contains material from Stewart's appellate courtassignments after 1981 when he retired from the Supreme Court and assumed senior status. Thissubseries consists of case files and limited correspondence. The materials in this series are generallyroutine and do not provide much documentation of Stewart's decision-making process.Unlike Series I, the case files in this series are not separated by year or into groups of cases for whichStewart wrote or did not write an opinion. Instead, his office sorted them by circuit court, then alphabeticallyby case name. Included here are materials from Stewart's best known circuit court opinion Garland v.Torres, et al., a 1957 Second Circuit case involving actress Judy Garland in a dispute with the press.

Sixth Circuit

Case files

ABC Needlecraft Co. v. Dun & Bradstreet, no. 259 1957 547 1

Adams, Lett & Ingram v. U.S., no. 12802 1956 547 2

Akron Dry Goods Co. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 11951

1954 547 3

Alexander v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue,no. 12663

1955 547 4

Alsup v. U.S., nos. 13003 to 13004 1956 547 5

Aluminum Co. of America v. Ward, no. 12539 1955 547 6

American Alliance Insurance Co. v. Keleket X-rayCorp., nos. 12981 to 12982

1957 547 7

American Federation of Radio and TelevisionArtists v. Getreu, no. 13518

1957 547 8

American Gage and Manufacturing Co. v.Maasdam, no. 13035

1956 547 9

American Surety Co. of New York v. Johnson, no.12022

1953 547 10

American Textile Machine Corp. v. U.S., no. 12184 1954 547 11

Anderson and Lewis v. U.S., no. 12005 1953 547 12

Appolonio, et al. v. Baxter, nos. 12220 to 12225 1954 547 13

Argento v. Horn, U.S. Commissioner, no. 12824 1956 547 14

Artis v. U.S., no. 12849 1956 547 15

Austin v. U.S., 12325 1954 547 16

Series II. Appellate CourtsSixth Circuit

Case files



Automobile Club of Michigan v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, no. 12247

1955 547 17

Baker v. Trachman, no. 199 1956 547 18

Ballentine v. U.S. Public Health Service Hospital,no. 13485

1957 547 19

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co. v. Lykins, no. 12055 1954 547 20

Barber-Greene Co. v. Blaw-Knox Co. and AllPurpose Spreader Co., no. 12806

1956 547 21

Barnes & Phillips v. Fears, et al., no. 12326 1954 547 22

Barnett v. City of Detroit, no. 12904 1956 547 23

Bartlett v. Weimer, et al., no. 13063 1956 547 24

Bay City Shovels, Inc. v. Schueler, no. 13017 1956 547 25

Beaver Pipe Tools, Inc. v. Carey, nos. 12868 to12869

1956 547 26

Belden, et al. v. Air Control Products, Inc., no.13033

1956 547 27

Bell v. U.S., no. 12109 1953 547 28

Bellak v. United Home Life Insurance Co., no.13027

1956 547 29

Benes v. Canary, no. 12531 1954 547 30

Bennett v. Brown, no. 12069 1954 547 31

Benton v. Vinson, et al., no. 314 1957 547 32

Bergman, et al. v. U.S., nos. 13193 to 13196 1957 547 33

Berke v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co., no. 12609 1955 547 34

Bernhardt, et al. v. U.S., no. 12540 1955 547 35

Binder v. U.S., no. 12557 1955 548 36

Black, et al. v. Boyd, nos. 13079 and 13094 1957 548 37

Blackmon v. Wagener, et al., no. 13264 1957 548 38

Blevins v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.12766

1956 548 39

Bobertz v. General Motors Corp., no. 12379 1955 548 40

Bohm and Bolo v. U.S., nos. 12392 to 12394 1955 548 41

Boston Insurance Co. v. Farmers Bank, no. 13022 1956 548 42

Bowaters Southern Paper Corp. v. Brown,no.13332

1957 548 43

Bowden Concrete Products, Inc., et al. v. BesserCo., no. 13071

1957 548 44

Bowman v. Alvis, Warden, Ohio State Penitentiary,no. 12442

1954 548 45


Case files



Bradford v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.12550

1955 548 46

Brandt v. U.S., et al., nos. 13083 to 13088 1957 548 47

Branham, et al. v. U.S., no. 12814 1956 548 48

Bratton v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.12129

1954 548 49

Breece v. U.S., no. 12202 1954 548 50

Briggs v. U.S., no. 12241 1954 548 51

Brookdale Mill, Inc., et al. v. Rowley and Read, no.12151

1954 548 52

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, et al. v. NewYork Central Railroad Co., no. 12983

1956 548 53

Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks,Freight Handlers, Express and Station Employeesv. Railway Express Agency, Inc., no. 12795

1956 548 54

Brown v. Buchkoe, Warden, no. 13148 1956 548 55

Browner and Levi v. U.S., no. 12234 1954 548 56

Bryant Heater Co., et al. v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, no. 12592

1955 548 57

Buchanan and Cross v. U.S., nos. 12847 and12848

1956 548 58

Buhl Land Co. v. Kavanagh, Administrator, no.12341

1954 548 59

Burdette v. U.S., no. 13281 1957 548 60

Burnett v. U.S., no. 12307 1954 548 61

Burton, et al. v. U.S., no. 12825 1956 548 62

Caldwell and Co. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 12723

1955 548 63

Callow v. Lehman, no. 12627 1955 548 64

Cameron v. Schaefer Lumber Co. and Strayhorn,no. 13344

1957 548 65

Carlson, et al. v. C & C Coal Co., et al., no. 12119 1954 548 66

Carpenter v. Dethmers, et al., no. 13308 1957 548 67

Cartellone, aka Joseph Prince v. Lehmann, no.13331

1957 548 68

Catalanotte v. Butterfield, no. 12729 1955 548 69

Chamberlain v. Lowe, no. 13325 1957 548 70

Chicago, Duluth, & Georgia Bay Transit Co. v.Nims, Commissioner, no. 13152

1957 548 71


Case files



Clear Folk Coal Co. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 12487

1955 548 72

Clemons, et al. v. The Board of Education ofHillsboro, Ohio, et al., no. 12494

1955 548 73

Clinchfield Railroad Co. v. Erwin, no. 13082 1957 548 74

Coat Loaders & Stackers, Inc. v. Henderson, et al.,nos. 12420 and 12421

1955 549 75

Cohen v. Kalwall Corp., no. 340 1957 549 76

The Cold Metal Products Co. v. McLouth Corp., no.13129

1957 549 77

The Cold Metal Products Co. v. Newport SteelCorp., no. 12253

1955 549 78

Collins v. District Court, no. 13118 1956 549 79

The Colony, Inc. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 13008

1956 549 80

Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. v.Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no. 13029

1956 549 81

The Commercial Savings Bank of Adrian, Michiganv. Emil Lockwood Builders, et al., no. 12263

1954 549 82

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Lincoln, et al.,nos. 12935 to 12937

1956 549 83

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Meldrum &Fewsmith, Inc., no. 12389

1955 549 84

Winfield Cleveland Conley v. U.S., no. 13411 1957 549 85

Converse, et al. v. U.S., nos. 12554 and 12555 1955 549 86

Copley v. Sweet, et al., no. 12651 1955 549 87

Corbin, Administratrix v. The Baltimore and OhioRailroad, no. 12608

1955 549 88

Corbin Deposit Bank, et al. v. U.S., nos. 12990 and12991

1956 549 89

Corning Glass Works v. Federal Glass Co., no.12821

1956 549 90

Cottingham v. U.S., no. 12419 1955 549 91

Mary M. Coulter v. E. L. Coulter, no. 12208 1954 549 92

The Crane Co. v. Simpson, no. 12909 1956 549 93

James Crawford v. U.S., no. 12261 1954 549 94

Lill Alfred Crawford v. U.S., no. 12144 1953 549 95

Cudlip v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.12165

1954 549 96

Cutting Room Appliance Corp. v. Jones, no. 12295 1954 549 97


Case files



Cyr v. Reiss Steamship Co., no. 12518 1955 549 98

Dainty Maid, Inc. v. U.S., no. 12204 1954 549 99

Daniels Buick, Inc. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 13115

1957 549 100

Dann, et al. v. Studebaker-Packard Corp., et al., no.13270

1957 549 101

D. H. Dave, Inc., et al. v. Delia Plastering Co., Ltd.,et al., no. 12891

1956 549 102

Davies Flying Service, Inc. v. U.S., no. 12090 1954 549 103

George William Davis v. U.S., no. 13369 1957 549 104

Horace Chandler Davis v. U.S., no. 13373 1957 549 105

L. G. Davis v. Yellow Manufacturing AcceptanceCorp., no. 12873

1956 549 106

Paul M. Davis v. U.S., no. 13394 1957 549 107

Poncet Davis v. U.S., no. 12275 1955 549 108

Poncet Davis v. U.S., no. 13042 1957 549 109

The Dayton Rubber Co. v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, no. 13007

1957 549 110

Delta Manufacturing Co., et al. v. Weatherhead Co.,no. 13337

1957 549 111

Dempsey v. D. B. & M. Oil and Gas Co., et al., no.12205

1954 549 112

DeSoto Auto Hotel, Inc. v. McDonough, no. 12198 1954 549 113

City of Detroit v. U.S., no. 12714 1955 549 114

The Detroit Edison Co. v. Price Brothers Co., no.13073

1957 549 115

Direct Transit Lines, Inc. v. Starr, no. 12320 1954 550 116

Dixie Sand & Gravel Corp. v. Holland, no. 13107 1957 550 117

Dodson, et al. v. U.S., no. 12070 1953 550 118

Donaldson v. U.S., no. 13413 1957 550 119

Dougherty v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue,no. 12008

1954 550 120

Dowell, Inc., et al. v. Lyons, et al., no. 12799 1956 550 121

Drieborg v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue,nos. 12276 and 12277

1954 550 122

Drybrough, et al. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, nos. 12747 and 12748

1956 550 123

Duffy v. Vaughn, no. 12762 1955 550 124

Fred Dunn, et al. v. Edward Rodriques, no. 13156 1957 550 125


Case files



William Howard Dunn v. U.S., no. 12702 1955 550 126



Dyke, Administratrix v. Willie Mae Keaton Dyke, etal., no. 12360

1955 550 129

Dykema v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, nos.12012 and 12013

1954 550 130

The Ebco Manufacturing Co., et al. v. Secretary ofCommerce, no. 12288

1954 550 131

Edmonds v. The Fehler & Feinauer ConstructionCo., Inc., no. 13171

1957 550 132

Edwards, Warden v. Rhea, no. 12786 1956 550 133

Eggleton v. U.S., no. 12366 1955 550 134

Elam v. U.S., no. 13123 1957 550 135

Engel v. U.S., no. 13376 1957 550 136

Epstein v. U.S., no. 13034 1956 550 137

Add Evans v. U.S., no. 12993 1956 550 138

Charlie Evans v. U.S., no. 12568 1955 550 139

Jay C. and Sarah C. Evans v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, no. 12324

1954 550 140

Farmer v. Rountree, et al., nos. 13198 and 13199 1957 550 141

Faubert v. State of Michigan, et al., no. 12093 1953 550 142

Federal Trade Commission v. The AmericanCrayon Co., no. 12286

1956 550 143

Federika, et al. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 12755

1956 550 144

Ferraiolo v. Newman, no. 13345 1957 550 145

Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. v. Railway ExpressAgency, Inc., no. 13304

1957 550 146

Fletcher v. Townsend, et al., nos. 12537 and 12538 1955 550 147

Max Fogel, et al. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 12756

1956 550 148

Robert and Sylvia Fogel v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, no. 12764

1956 550 149

Ford Motor Co. v. Tomlinson, no. 12322 1955 551 150

Fork Junction Coal Co. v. Clark, et al., no. 12672;Clark v. Fork Junction Coal Co., et al., no. 12673

1955 551 151

Foundoulis v. Lehmann, no. 13370 1957 551 152

Fouts and Summers v. U.S., nos. 13158 and 13159 1957 551 153


Case files



Fowler v. U.S., no. 12450 1955 551 154

Frank, et al. v. Ralston, et al., no. 13070 1957 551 155

Franke, et al. v. Wiltschek, et al., no. 257 1956 551 156

Fredericks v. Rust, no. 12473 1955 551 157

Fuller Lumber Co. v. Anglin, et al., nos. 13057 to13059

1956 551 158

Fuqua v. United Steelworkers of America, no.13338

1957 551 159

Ganger v. U.S., no. 12604 1955 551 160

Gariepy v. U.S., no. 12061 1954 551 161

Geis Construction Co., et al. v. U.S., no. 13021 1956 551 162

Gelfand v. Strohecker, Inc., nos. 12996 to 12998 1956 551 163

General Motors Corp. v. Wolverine Insurance Co.,et al., no. 13365

1957 551 164

General Shoe Corp. v. U.S., no. 12333 1955 551 165

George v. Liberty Motor Freight Lines, Inc., no.12040

1953 551 166

Gettins, et al. v. United States Life Insurance Co.,no. 12239

1954 551 167

Giles v. Pick Hotels Corp., et al., no. 12438 1955 551 168

Ginger, et ux. v. Cohn, Trustee, no. 13366 1957 551 169

Herbert Glenn v. U.S., no. 12281 1954 551 170

Selden R. Glenn v. Bates, et al., no. 12102 1954 551 171

Goodin, et al. v. Clinchfield Railroad Co., et al., no.12437

1955 551 172

Gore v. U.S., no. 12616 1955 551 173

Goosen v. Indemnity Insurance Co. of NorthAmerica, no. 12629

1955 551 174

Gossage v. U.S., no. 12475 1955 551 175

Gotfredson v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue,no. 12134

1954 551 176

Gradsky v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.12187

1954 551 177

Graham v. U.S., no. 13592 1957 551 178

Gray v. Dukedom Bank, no. 12062 1954 551 179

Great Lakes Equipment Co. v. Fluid Systems, Inc,no. 12082

1954 551 180

Griffith v. U.S., no. 12732 1955 551 181

Grubb v. Farnsley, et al., no. 12704 1955 551 182


Case files



Hackermann v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue,no. 12441

1955 551 183

Haffer, et al. v. Voit, et al., no. 12215 1954 551 184

Hamilton v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.12582

1955 551 185

John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. v.Tarrence, no. 12940

1956 551 186

Hanson v. U.S., nos. 13317 to 13319 1957 551 187

Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co. v. VanderbiltUniversity, no. 12092

1954 551 188

Hasson, et al. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 12758

1956 551 189

Hawkins v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.12667

1955 551 190

E.M. Henderson v. U.S., nos. 13538 and 13539 1957 552 191

James Henderson v. Bannan, Warden, no. 13208 1957 552 192

W.P. Henderson v. U.S., no. 13383 1957 552 193

Herdman v. Pennsylvania Railroad Co., no. 12431 1955 552 194

Herrell v. U.S., nos. 12692 and 12693 1955 552 195

Herring v. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., no.13372

1957 552 196

Hibdon v. Warden, U.S. Penitentiary, Atlanta,Georgia, no. 13125

1956 552 197

Hicks v. Holland, Circuit Judge, et al., no. 12593 1955 552 198

Hilinski, et al. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue,nos. 12760 and 12761

1956 552 199

James Frances Hill v. U.S., no. 12427 1954 552 200



Hodges v. Bannan, Warden, no. 12668 1955 552 203

Hoeppner v. Coon, no. 12572 1955 552 204

Hoover Motor Express Co. v. American Federationof Labor, no. 12063

1954 552 205

Hoskins v. U.S., no. 13243 1957 552 206

Saul House v. U.S., no. 12992 1956 552 207

Household Finance Corp. v. Groscost, nos. 12611and 12612

1955 552 208

Hubbard v. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co., no.13224

1957 552 209

Hubble v. Kavanagh, Jr., Administrator, no. 12272 1954 552 210


Case files



Huber v. Huber, no. 12384 1955 552 211

Doane Agricultural Service, Inc., Reynold K.Hughes, dba Fayette Stock Farm v. Coleman, nos.13238 and 13239

1957 552 212

Hupman v. U.S., no. 12203 1954 552 213

Huston, et al. v. Buckeye Bait Corp., et al., no.12718

1956 552 214

Idema v. DeGlopper, no. 12932 1956 552 215

Independent Veteran Cabs, Inc. v. Neill, no. 12910 1956 552 216

The Insect-O-Lite Co., Inc. v. Hagemeyer, et al., no.12589

1955 552 217

International Industries and Developments, Inc. v.Farbach Chemical Co., Inc., no. 12900

1956 552 218

Estate of Rose Gerber Jaeger, Carl F. Graf,Administrator W.W.A. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 13303

1957 552 219

Johnson v. U.S., no. 12933 1956 552 220

Johnson and Adams v. U.S., no. 12954 1956 552 221

Johnson & Sons, et al. v. U.S. ex rel Hammock,Trustee for Ross Construction Co., no. 12430

1955 552 222

Jolly v. U.S, no. 12412 1955 552 223

Jones, et al. v. Marsh, Trustee, no. 12564 1955 552 224

Juelich, et al. v. U.S., no. 13424 1955 552 225

Kane v. Employers Liability Assurance Corp., Ltd.,et al., no. 13289

1957 552 226

Kaplan Trucking Co. v. Lavine, no. 13232 1957 552 227

Karp Co., Inc. v. The Read House, Inc., no. 12432 1955 552 228

S.S. Kashat and Khyria Kashat v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, nos. 12375 and 12376

1955 552 229

Kay v. U.S., nos. 12654 and 12655 1955 552 230

Sol Kaye v. U.S., no. 12725 1955 552 231

Kenney, Jr. v. Fox, et al., nos. 12581, 12622, and12610

1955 552 232

Kentucky Trust Co., Executor v. Glenn, Collector ofInternal Revenue, no. 12136

1954 552 233

Kimble Glass Co. v. National Labor RelationsBoard, no. 12680

1955 552 234

King, et al. v. U.S., nos. 13091 and 13092 1957 552 235

Estate of Hyman Kleinman, Deceased, et al. v.Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no. 12964

1956 552 236


Case files



George Koch Sons, Inc. v. Richardson, no. 12521 1955 552 237

Koepke v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.12495

1955 552 238

Kotsampas, et al. v. U.S., nos. 13428, 13429, and13496

1957 553 239

Koury v. U.S., no. 12199 1954 553 240

Estate of Kreis, et al. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 12428

1955 553 241

Krogmann, et al. v. U.S., no. 12268 1954 553 242

The Kruger Co. v. Andrews, no. 12882 1956 553 243

Lambert Brothers, Inc. v. Atlas Powder Co., no.12642

1955 553 244

LaSalle Coca-Cola Bottling Co. v. Tubbs, no. 12372 1955 553 245

Lawrence v. Templar-Thelen X-Ray Co., no. 12598 1955 553 246

L. M. Leathers' Sons v. Goldman, no. 13180 1957 553 247

Louise Lee v. Pure Oil Co., no. 12056 1954 553 248

Leet v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.12559

1955 553 249

Lewis, et al. v. Benedict Coal Corp., nos. 13055and 13056

1957 553 250

Liddon v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, nos.12397 and 12398

1955 553 251

Local 175 of the International Brotherhood ofElectrical Workers, et al. v. U.S., no. 12262

1954 553 252

Loewenstein and Son, a Michigan Corp. v.Commissioner of Internal Revenue, nos. 12352 and12353

1954 553 253

Logsdon v. U.S., no. 13137 1957 553 254

Lohman v. U.S., no. 13189 1957 553 255

Long v. U.S., no. 13141 1956 553 256

Glen F. Lowe v. U.S., no. 13416 1957 553 257

Lyon, et al. v. Quality Courts United, Inc., no. 13061 1957 553 258

Mabrey v. U.S., no. 12150 1954 553 259

McDonald, et al. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, nos. 12122 to 12128

1954 553 260

Macris v. Sociedad Maritima San Nicolas, S.A. andPetmar Agencies, Inc., no. 258

1956 553 261

Malone v. U.S., no. 13349 1957 553 262

Malone, et al. v. U.S., no. 12792 1956 553 263

Manley v. U.S., no. 12859 1956 553 264


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Marshall v. U.S., no. 12141 1954 553 265

Massey v. F. H. McGraw & Co., no. 12670 1955 553 266

Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd. v. Boyd, no. 13121 1956 553 267

Masters v. U.S., Veterans Administration, no.12513

1955 553 268

May v. Ellis Trucking Co., Inc., no. 12974 1956 553 269

Mead Corp. v. Gunning, no. 13065 1957 553 270

Meadows v. U.S., no. 12553 1955 553 271

Meltzer, et al. v. U.S., no. 12067 1953 553 272

The Mengel Co. v. Nashville Paper Products, et al.,no. 12260

1954 553 273

Merck & Co., Inc. v. Kidd, no. 12918 1956 553 274

Metalock Repair Service, Inc. v. Harman, et al.,nos. 12020 and 12021

1954 554 275

Michael v. World Insurance Co., no. 13407 1957 554 276

Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. v. PanhandleEastern Pipeline Co., nos. 12200 and 12201

1954 554 277

Alf Miller v. U.S., no. 12781 1955 554 278

Miller, et al. v. Gilliece, et al., no. 12679 1955 554 279

Minder, Jr. v. Assistant Director, Bureau of Pardonsand Paroles of the State of Michigan, no. 12502

1955 554 280

Mitchell, Secretary of Labor, U.S. Department ofLabor v. Central Produce Co., a Corporation, no.12879

1956 554 281

Mitchell, Secretary of Labor, U.S. Department ofLabor v. Moore, no. 12905

1956 554 282

Mitchell, Secretary of Labor, U.S. Department ofLabor v. Vagabond Coach Manufacturing Co., no.12677

1955 554 283

Mitchell, Secretary of Labor, U.S. Department ofLabor v. Welcome Wagon, Inc., no. 12525

1955 554 284

Modine Manufacturing Co. v. Grand LodgeInternational Association of Machinists, Local UnionNo. 1382 of International Association of Machinists,no. 12003

1954 554 285

Mooney v. Central Motor Lines, Inc., et al., no.12327

1954 554 286

Mount v. The Grand International Brotherhood ofLocomotive Engineers, no. 12378

1955 554 287

Munsey, Administrator for the Estate of BertMunsey, Deceased v. Testworth Laboratories, no.12501

1955 554 288


Case files



National Labor Relations Board v. Adkins TransferCo., Inc., no. 12371

1955 554 289

National Labor Relations Board v. AssociatedMachines, Inc., no. 12841

1956 554 290

National Labor Relations Board v. Deena Artware,Inc., no. 11156

1957 554 291

National Labor Relations Board v. Jordan ValleyCooperative Creamery, no. 12696

1955 554 292

National Labor Relations Board v. LannomManufacturing Co., no. 12328

1954 554 293

National Labor Relations Board v. Local 11, UnitedBrotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners of America,AFL, et al., no. 12798

1956 554 294

National Labor Relations Board v. MechanicsEducational Society of America, et al., no. 12339

1954 554 295

National Labor Relations Board v. Parsons PunchCorporation, no. 12244

1957 554 296

National Labor Relations Board v. TennesseeCoach Co., no. 12846

1956 554 297

National Labor Relations Board v. TurnerConstruction Co., et al, no. 12504

1955 554 298

National Labor Relations Board v. Wooster Divisionof Borg-Warner Corp., nos. 12687 and 12730

1955 554 299

Nellis v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.12719

1955 554 300

Nelson, Administratrix v. Knox, et al., no. 13155 1957 554 301

Nesbitt v. U.S., no. 13188 1957 554 302

New Amsterdam Casualty Co. v. Murray, no. 12917 1956 554 303

New York Central Railroad Co. v. Delich, no. 13151 1957 554 304

New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Co. v.Masiglowa, no. 12771

1956 554 305

Nicholson v. U.S., no. 12309 1954 554 306

Nickola v. U.S., no. 12489 1955 554 307

Niewinski v. U.S., nos. 12556 and 12557 1955 554 308

Northwest Airlines, Inc. v. Glenn L. Martin Co., no.12130

1954 554 309

Nyberg v. Montgomery Ward & Co., no. 12340 1954 554 310

Oakland Truck Sales, Inc. v. WestfieldManufacturing Co., no. 12699

1955 555 311

O'Brien v. United Home Life Insurance Co. ofIndianapolis, Indiana, an Indiana Corporation, no.13186

1957 555 312


Case files



Ohio Transport, Inc. v. Public Utilities Commissionof Ohio, et al., no. 13016

1956 555 313

Old King Cole, Inc. v. National Labor RelationsBoard, no. 13183

1957 555 314

Oliphant, et al. v. Brotherhood of LocomotiveFiremen and Enginemen, et al., no. 13387

1957 555 315

Oman Construction Co., Inc. v. Cambridge MutualFire Insurance Co., no. 13393

1957 555 316

The Order of United Commercial Travelers ofAmerica v. Duncan, no. 12213

1954 555 317

Otte, et al. v. Landy, et al., no. 13294 1957 555 318

Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. v. Miller, no.12433

1955 555 319

Palazzolo, et al. v. U.S., no. 13074 1957 555 320

Papalardo and Lavelle v. U.S., no. 12142 1954 555 321

Alice Patterson, et al. v. Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,nos. 12789 and 12790

1956 555 322

William Patterson v. Simons, no. 12520 1955 555 323

Paxton, et al. v. Ellis, et al., nos. 12167 and 12168 1954 555 324

The Pennsylvania Railroad Co. v. The TravelersInsurance Co., no. 12355

1955 555 325

Perel & Lowenstein, Inc. v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, nos. 12752 and 12753

1956 555 326

Perkoski v. The New York, Chicago & St. LouisRailroad, Co., no. 12159

1954 555 327

Pfeifer, Administrator of the Estate of Wilbur Stroud,Deceased v. GMC Truck & Coach Division, no.13396

1957 555 328

Pigott, et al. v. Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RailroadCo., et al., no. 12143

1954 555 329

Pioneer Steamship Co. v. Hill, no. 12374 1955 555 330

Polk v. U.S., no. 12615 1956 555 331

Pomorski v. U.S., no. 12337 1954 555 332

Pope v. Smalley and U.S., no. 12444 1955 555 333

Publisher's Distributing Corp., et al. v. Motz NewsCompany, no. 12942

1956 555 334

The Pure Oil Co. v. Lassing, et al., no. 12290 1954 555 335

R & J Furniture Co. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 12258

1954 555 336

Rabb v. Public National Insurance Co., no. 12984 1956 555 337

Ramirez-Rangel v. Butterfield, no. 12743 1955 555 338


Case files



Rayborn v. U.S., no. 12602 1955 555 339

Reamer v. U.S., nos. 12583 and 12686 1955 555 340

Reash v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.12211

1954 555 341

Reels and Vinson v. U.S., no. 12967 1956 555 342

Reherman v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue,no. 12853

1956 555 343

John Reid v. Phillip Charney and Howard Lee, nos.12826 and 12827

1955 555 344

Remington, Executrix v. General Motors Corp., no.12794

1956 555 345

Reo Motors, Inc. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, nos. 11300 and 13023

1954 555 346

Reynolds v. International Harvester Co., no. 12662 1955 555 347

Riggs v. Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, no. 12064 1954 555 348

Riles v. U.S., no. 12871 1956 555 349

Robinson v. The Greyhound Corp., no. 13120 1956 555 350

Romweber, Trustee of the Akron Dry Goods Co.,Inc., Bankrupt v. Smith, dba United Millinery Stores,no. 13053

1956 555 351

Rose v. Bannan, Warden, et al., no. 12603 1955 555 352

Rubino v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.12359

1955 555 353

Rubino v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.12934

1957 555 354

Rudin v. U.S., no. 13330 1957 555 355

Ruhl v. Luper, Trustee in Bankruptcy, no. 12961 1956 555 356

Ryan v. State of Tennessee, no. 13441 1957 555 357

The Saginaw County Agricultural Society v.Connell, no. 13359

1957 555 358

Satterfield v. U.S., no. 13161 1957 555 359

Schaefer v. Welch, District Director of InternalRevenue, no. 13184

1957 555 360

Leonard Schumpert v. U.S., no. 12472 1954 555 361

Paul A. Schumpert v. U.S., no. 13081 1956 555 362

Sciria v. U.S., no. 12805 1956 556 363

Scofield, et al. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, nos. 13095 to 13103

1958 556 364

Sears, Roebuck and Co. v. The Bishop andBabcock Manufacturing Co., nos. 12586 and 12587

1955 556 365


Case files



Seawright v. U.S., no. 12436 1954 556 366

Securities and Exchange Commission v. TheWilcox-Gay Corp., et al., no. 12691

1955 556 367

Seltzer Enterprises, Inc. v. Maryland Casualty Co.,no. 12834

1956 556 368

Vergil Heber Sergeant v. W. F. Fudge, RegionalOperations Manager, U.S. Post Office Department,First Regional Office, Cincinnati, Ohio, et al., no.12842

1956 556 369

Service Conveyor Co. v. Shatterproof Glass Corp.,no. 12104

1954 556 370

Shafe, et al. v. Federal Trade Commission, no.13348

1957 556 371

Shafitz v. U.S., no. 12562 1955 556 372

Shattuck v. Gallagher, Collector of InternalRevenue, no. 12026

1954 556 373

Shaw, et al. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue,no. 13299

1957 556 374

Shepard v. U.S., no. 13445 1957 556 375

Sherman v. Air Reduction Sales Co., no. 13242 1957 556 376

Shinaberry v. U.S., etc., no. 12976 1956 556 377

Shiver v. U.S., no. 12033 1953 556 378

Shopmen's Local Union no. 733, InternationalAssociation of Bridge, Structural and OrnamentalIron Workers, A. F. L. v. National Labor RelationsBoard, no. 12285

1954 556 379

Don Ellsworth Smith v. Leona Kincaid, et al., nos.13130 to 13134

1957 556 380

Doyle Smith v. Evening News Association, no. 89 1961 556 381

Joseph Calvin Smith v. U.S., no. 12153 1953 556 382

Solon Decorating Co., et al. v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, nos. 13296 to 13298

1957 556 383

Southern Railway Co. v. Clevenger, no. 13044 1956 556 384

Southern Railway Co. v. Eliot, et al., no. 13153 1957 556 385

Spaeth v. U.S., no. 12180 1954 556 386

Spaeth v. U.S., no. 12669 1955 556 387

Spaeth v. U.S., no. 13381 1957 556 388

The Stacey Manufacturing Co., et al. v.Commissioner of Internal Revenue, nos. 12735 and12740

1956 556 389

In the matter of William M. Stannus, Bankrupt, no.12194

1954 556 390


Case files



Stanziano, dba Red-E-Mix Concrete and MaterialCo. v. Friedman, as Trustee in Bankruptcy ofEstates Construction Corp., Bankrupt, no. 12832

1956 556 391

Steadman v. Kingsport Utilities, Inc., no. 12921 1956 556 392

Stein's Stores, Inc., et al. v. Taylor, no. 12357 1954 556 393

Stephenson v. U.S., no. 13466 1957 556 394

Stern v. Inter-Mountain Telephone Co., no. 12396 1955 556 395

The Sucher Packing Co. v. Manufacturers CasualtyInsurance Co., no. 12815

1956 556 396

Sullivan v. The General Electric Co., no. 12291 1955 556 397

Sunbeam Corp. v. Picard, no. 12643 1955 556 398

Sunbeam Corp. v. Richardson, et al., no. 12980 1956 556 399

Tanner v. Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmers'Mutual Casualty Insurance Co., no. 12354

1955 556 400

Tarrence v. Buchanan, Warden, et al., no. 265 SW(2) 40 and 52

1954 556 401

Tas-T-Nut Co. v. Variety Nut & Date Co., no. 12923 1956 556 402

State of Tennessee v. U.S., et al., nos. 12657 to12660

1957 556 403

Terrill, et al. v. Carpenter, et al., no. 13045 1957 556 404

Terry v. Memphis Stone and Gravel Co., no. 12334 1954 556 405

Anthony V. Thomas, et al. v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, nos. 12175 to 12178

1954 556 406

Morris Thomas v. U.S., no. 12212 1954 557 407

Sol C. Thomas v. Union Railway Co., no. 12041 1954 557 408

Thoni Trucking Co., Inc. v. Foster, et al., no. 13012 1956 557 409

Todd v. National Surety Corp., no. 12413 1955 557 410

Toth v. Eckle, Superintendent, London PrisonFarm, no. 13342

1957 557 411

Townsend v. Zimmerman, et al., no. 12896 1956 557 412

Trailmobile, Inc. v. Wiseman, no. 13031 1956 557 413

Transport Products Corp. v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, no. 12889

1956 557 414

Union Carbide & Carbon Corp. v. Stapleton, no.12535

1956 557 415

Union Pipe & Machinery, Ltd. v. Luria Steel &Trading Corp., nos. 12297 and 12298

1954 557 416

United Fireworks Manufacturing Co., Inc. v.National Labor Relations Board, no. 13343

1957 557 417

U.S. v. Bankston, no. 13347 1957 557 418


Case files



U.S. v. Bohannon Co., Inc., no. 12588 1955 557 419

U.S. v. Bondurant, no. 13013 1956 557 420

U.S. v. Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp., no.12573

1955 557 421

U.S. v. Herbkersman, et al., no. 12720 ; Branham,et al. v. U.S., no. 12814

1956 557 422

U.S. v. Houston, et al., no. 12059 1954 557 423

U.S. v. Kershner, no. 12361 1955 557 424

U.S. v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co., nos.12011 and 12321

1954 557 425

U.S. v. Pierce, no. 12695 1955 557 426

U.S. v. Price, no. 12426 1954 557 427

U.S. v. Smith, et al., nos. 12042 to 12050 1953 557 428

U.S. v. Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky, no. 12095 1954 557 429

U.S. v. Stock Yards Bank of Louisville, Kentucky,no. 12505

1955 557 430

U.S. v. Surface Combustion Corp., no. 12162 1954 557 431

U.S. v. Taylor, et al., nos. 12674 and 12675 1955 557 432

U.S., ex rel. Brancato v. Lehmann, no. 12759 1956 557 433

Director, U.S. Bureau of Mines v. Princess ElkhornCoal Co., no. 12452

1955 557 434

U.S. upon the relation and for the use of TennesseeValley Authority v. 12.3 Acres of Land, etc., no.12499; U.S. v. An Easement, etc., no. 12500

1955 557 435

U.S. Fidelity and Guaranty Co. v. Canale, no.13390

1957 557 436

U.S. Steel Co. v. Olewinski, no. 12736 1955 557 437

Valley Village, Inc. v. Proffett, et al., no. 12179 1954 557 438

Vestal Lumber and Manufacturing Co. v. McMillan,no. 12671

1955 557 439

Viles v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.12688

1955 557 440

Vinson v. U.S., no. 12803 1955 557 441

Volanski v. U.S., no. 12968 1956 558 442

Volunteer Electric Cooperative v. TVA, no. 12455 1956 558 443

Bessie Lou Wade, on behalf of Morrison T. Wade v.Bannan, Warden, no. 13215

1957 558 444

Wade Motor Co. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, nos. 12994 and 12995

1956 558 445

Walkden v. U.S., no. 13495 1957 558 446


Case files



Walker, et al. v. Brooks, U.S. District Judge, no.13399

1957 558 447

Walker, et al. v. Felmont Oil Corp., et al., nos.12838 and 12839

1956 558 448

Walker, et al. v. Felmont Oil Corp., et al., no. 13491 1957 558 449

Wallace v. Hall, et al., no. 13353 1957 558 450

John Walsh, alias John Vosceo v. U.S., no. 12585 1955 558 451

Harold L. Ward, et al. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 12881

1956 558 452

Ward and DeTamble v. Flex-O-Tube Co. andHarturn, Inc., no. 11989

1954 558 453

Watterson v. New York Central Railroad, a NewYork Corp., no. 12552

1955 558 454

Weir v. Gordon, no. 11995 1954 558 455

Mignon Wellman v. Butterfield, District Director ofImmigration and Naturalization in Detroit, Michigan,no. 12938

1957 558 456

Saul Lawrence Wellman, et al. v. U.S., no. 12237 1955 558 457

West Point Manufacturing Co. v. Detroit StampingCo., no. 12310

1954 558 458

Morris and Annabel Wexler v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, no. 12780

1956 558 459

Whayne v. Glenn, Collector of Revenue forKentucky, no. 12273

1954 558 460

White, et al. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue,no. 12445

1955 558 461

Fred Williams v. Mulcahey, no. 13119 1957 558 462

Thresa Williams, et al. v. Dalton, et al., no. 12443 1955 558 463

Willys-Overland Motors, Inc. v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, no. 12217

1954 558 464

Woodworth, et al. v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 12158

1954 558 465

Worsham v. Duke, et al., no. 12257 1954 558 466

Yancy v. U.S., no. 13307 1957 558 467

Yellow Cab Co. v. Pearl Brown, no. 12019 1954 558 468

Zack, et al. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue,no. 12953

1956 558 469

Zack Metal Co., a Michigan Corp. v. Werner Co.,Inc., a Pennsylvania Corp., no. 12267

1954 558 470

Zoomar, Inc. v. Paillard Products, Inc., no. 346 1957 558 471


Case files



Zutich, et al. v. Gillilland, Chairman of ForeignClaims Settlement Commission and InternationalClaims Commission, no. 13351

1957 558 472

Per curiam decisions

Acker v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.13320

1957 558 473

American Lava Corp. v. Local Union no. 222,International Union United Automobile Workers ofAmerica, A. F. of L.

1957 558 474

Anderson and Williams v. Bannan, no. 13263 1957 558 475

Bell, et al. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue,no. 13809

1957 558 476

Bodnar v. U.S., no. 13185 1957 558 477

Bowdidge v. Lehman, District Director ofImmigration, no. 13139

1957 558 478

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v. Smith, et al.,no. 13069

1957 558 479

Buhl v. Menninger, Director of Internal Revenue,Detroit, Michigan, no. 13280

1957 558 480

Buster, Administratrix v. Baltimore & Ohio RailroadCo. and The Pennsylvania Railroad Co., no. 13216

1957 558 481

Carey, Collector of Internal Revenue v. Jones; U.S.v. Coben, nos. 13255 and 13256

1957 558 482

City Specialty Stores, Inc. v. Bonner, et al., no.13315

1957 558 483

Cohn v. Kent, nos. 13360 to 13362 1957 558 484

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Licavoli, no.13135

1957 558 485

Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. VanderWeele, nos. 13328 and 13329

1957 558 486

Connors v. Schmidt, no. 13350 1957 559 487

Corona and Velucci v. U.S., nos. 13225 and 13226 1957 559 488

Costner v. U.S., no. 13311 1957 559 489

Creasy v. Ohio Power Co., no. 13036 1957 559 490

Cuiksa, et al. v. Mansfield, et al., nos. 13219,13220, and 13228

1957 559 491

Cutshall v. U.S., no. 13439 1957 559 492

Cutting Room Appliances Corp. v. WeatherbeeCoats, Inc., no. 12931

1957 559 493

Darden, et al. v. Besser, et al, no. 13278 1957 559 494

Deithsch v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.13072

1957 559 495





Dempsey v. Heise, et al., no. 13233 1957 559 496

Ellington, et al. v. American Fire & Casualty Co.,no. 13112

1957 559 497

Fannin, Administratrix v. Baltimore and OhioRailroad Co., no. 13260

1957 559 498

Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. v. Hanley, no. 13201 1957 559 499

First American National Bank of Nashville v.Automobile Insurance Co., no. 13214

1957 559 500

Folsom, Secretary of Health, Education andWelfare v. Furber, et al., no. 13398

1957 559 501

Gilpin v. U.S., no. 13327 1957 559 502

Gladding & Co., Inc. v. Scientific Anglers, Inc., no.12958

1957 559 503

Glenn, et al. v. Penn, et al., no. 13230 1957 559 504

Grant v. U.S., no. 13430 1957 559 505

Estate of D. E. Hamiel v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 13211

1957 559 506

Harber v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.13077

1957 559 507

Hines v. Royal Indemnity Co., no. 12987 1957 559 508

Horton, et al. v. U.S., no. 13321 and 13322 1957 559 509

Jackson v. Allen Industries, Inc., no. 13231 1957 559 510

Jamison v. U.S., no. 13457 1957 559 511

Kingsbury v. U.S., no. 13335 1957 559 512

Kingsport Utilities, Inc. v. Lamson, no. 13339 1957 559 513

Knapp, et al. v. Kinsey, et al., nos. 13355 and13356

1957 559 514

Koeppe v. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.,Inc., no. 13080

1957 559 515

Kooker v. Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Co., no.13357

1957 559 516

Kroger Co. v. Rawlings, et al., no. 13258 1957 559 517

Lawton, et al. v. Strong, no. 13039 1957 559 518

Lehmann v. U.S., no. 12776 1957 559 519

Lemon v. Honorable John H. Druffel, no. 13492 1957 559 520

Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co. v. Rochelle, no.13213

1957 559 521

Memishoglu v. Sahli, no. 13389 1957 559 522

Merritt, et al. v. U.S., no. 13138 1957 559 523





Metalock Repair Service, Inc. and Morrison v.Harman, no. 13313

1957 559 524

Monday v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, nos.13282 and 13283

1957 559 525

National Bank of Detroit, et al. v. The WayneOakland Bank, nos. 13209 and 13210

1957 559 526

National Labor Relations Board v. General Drivers,Salesmen, Warehousemen & Helpers, Local Union984, no. 13275

1957 559 527

National Labor Relations Board v. Knight MorleyCorp., no. 13116

1957 559 528

National Labor Relations Board v. Robinson FreightLines, no. 12928

1957 559 529

Nelson v. Greene Line Steamers, Inc., no. 13346 1957 559 530

Oates and Gossett v. Groves & Sons Co., no.13068

1957 559 531

Parker v. U.S., no. 13265 1957 559 532

Parmelee, et al. v. Ackerman, no. 13326 1957 559 533

The Patent Button Co. of Tennessee v.Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no. 13293

1957 559 534

Pleatmaster, et al. v. Consolidated Trimming Corp.,no. 13323

1957 559 535

Priebe v. American Fidelity & Casualty Co., no.13078

1957 559 536

Ramsey v. U.S., no. 13248 1957 559 537

Rayborn v. U.S., no. 13276 1957 559 538

Reliford, Administratrix v. Eastern Coal Corp., no.13284

1957 559 539

Rensenhouse, deceased, The Michigan Trust Co.,Executor v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.13234

1957 559 540

Ringhiser v. The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.,no. 12898

1957 559 541

Schaeffer v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no.13421

1957 559 542

Arnold Schleich, alias Joseph Ring v. Butterfield,District Director of Immigration and Naturalization,no. 13240

1957 559 543

Clay Sims v. Alvis, Warden, no. 13290 1957 559 544

Sam Sims v. U.S., nos. 13191 and 13192 1957 559 545

Eleonora Sitta, Administratrix of the Estate ofPasquale Vitucci, deceased v. American Steel andWire Division of U.S. Steel Corp., no. 13207

1957 559 546





J. Robert D. Smith, et al. v. U.S., no. 13309 1957 559 547

Roy Smith v. U.S., no. 13179 1957 559 548

Estate of A. P. Steckel, deceased, MahoningNational Bank, Executor v. Commissioner ofInternal Revenue, no. 13197

1957 559 549

Steiner v. Wertheimer, nos. 13149 and 13150 1957 559 550

Benjamin Stiller, et al. v. Squeez-A-Purse Corp.,no. 13305

1957 559 551

Sullivan v. Bruce, no. 13117 1957 559 552

Tedesco v. U.S., no. 13227 1957 559 553

U.S. v. Summerfield, no. 13113 1957 559 554

U.S. v. Vance, et al., no. 13400 1957 559 555

U.S., for the use of General Electric DistributingCorp. v. Centerline Gardens, Inc., nos. 13268 and13269

1957 559 556

Utilities Insurance Co. v. Ervin Ledford, et al., no.13412

1957 559 557

Vitro Corp. of America v. The Hall Chemical Co., etal., no. 13291

1957 559 558

Weinhart v. Aetna Insurance Co., et al., no. 13062 1957 559 559

Wolfe, Jr. v. U.S., no. 13377 1957 559 560

Worley, et al. v. Dunn, et al., nos. 13271 to 13273,13301, and 13302

1957 559 561

WSAZ, Inc. v. Lyons, nos. 13261 and 13262 1957 559 562

Milton S. Yunker and Leonna S. Yunker (husbandand wife), v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue,no. 13032

1957 559 563

Monroe Zipp and Helen Zipp, et al. v.Commissioner of Internal Revenue, nos. 13374 and13375

1957 559 564

Case indices 1954-1958

Cases [index card files]

A-N 560

O-Z 561

Stewart decisions

Stewart concurrences

Stewart dissents

Designations

Subject

Advance-negligence 562


Case indicesSubject



Obscenity-waiver of oral arguments 563

Designations

District courts

Cases

Columbia Transportation Co., et al. v.U.S. et al., no. 31118

1954-1955 564 565 - 567

V. P. Serodino Inc. v. U.S., no. 3488 1954-1955 564 568 - 570

Correspondence 1957-1958 564 571

Second circuit

Calendars 1957-1958 564 572 - 573

Case files

Coscia v. Willard, no. 318 1957 564 574

Dwyer Oil Transport Co., Inc., as ownerof Tank Barge Dwyer No. 104 v. TugEdna M. Matton, Matton Steamboat Co.,Inc., et al., nos. 310 and 311

1957 564 575

Fishman v. Verlin, no. 287 1957 564 576

Freedman v. Overseas Scientific Corp, etal., no. 306

1957 564 577

Garland v. Torres, et al., no. 325 1957 564 578

Guide v. Desperak, et al., nos. 269 to 270 1956 565 579

Gwinett v. Albatross S.S. Co., Inc., no.273

1956 565 580

Hinton v. Roberts, et al., no. 260 1956 565 581

Kivo v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 261

1956 565 582

Modella Manufacturing Co., Inc. v.Famous Bathrobe Co. Inc., no. 279

1956 565 583

National Labor Relations Board v. Local138, International Union of OperatingEngineers, AFL-CIO, no. 321

1957 565 584

Nikanov v. Simon & Schuster, et al., no.263

1956 565 585

Orlove v. Philippine Airlines, Inc., et al.,no. 313

1957 565 586

O'Toole v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 144

1956 565 587

Quinn v. Naso, et al., no. 339 1957 565 588

Roth v. U.S., no. 322 1957 565 589


DesignationsSecond circuit

Case files



Strathmore Shipping Co., Inc. v. CoastOil Co., no. 262

1956 565 590

Triangle Finishing Corp. v. Fair LawnFinishing Co., no. 348

1957 565 591

U.S. v. Gandia, et al., no. 328 1957 565 592

U.S. v. Indian Hill Farm, Inc., no. 368 1957 565 593

U.S. v. Lester, no. 267 1956 565 594

U.S. v. Lev, et al., no.283 1957 565 595

U.S. v. Lucchese, no. 274 1956 565 596

U.S. v. Matles, no. 250 1956 565 597

U.S. v. 63.04 Acres of Land, no. 278 1956 565 598

U.S. ex rel. Elmer Burke v. Denno,Warden of Sing Sing Prison, no. 320

1956 565 599

Correspondence 1957-1958 565 600 - 601

Motions 1957-1958 565 602 - 603


Administrative material [travel vouchers, officebusiness]

1954-1958 565 604 - 605

Calendars and assignments

1954 Jun-Oct 565 606 - 607

1954 Dec-1958 Jun 566 608 - 626

Case books

1954 Jun-1955 Feb [one volume] 566 627

1955 Apr-1958 Oct [six volumes] 567 628

Case lists 1954-1958 568 629

Correspondence 1954-1986 568 630 - 634

Day sheets

1954 Jun-1956 Jun 568 635 - 638

1956 Jul-Sep 569 639 - 642

Diaries 1954-1957

1954-1955 [two volumes] 569 643

1955-1956 [two volumes] 570 644

History [draft of a manuscript entitled â€œHistory ofthe Sixth Circuitâ€�]

1976 570 645 - 646

Judges list no date 570 647

Judicial conferences

1958-1968 570 648 - 649


Supporting documentationJudicial conferences



1969-1981 571 650 - 654

Miscellaneous orders 1954-1958 571 655 - 660

Opinion lists 1956-1958, n.d. 571 661

Special assignments

First circuit

Brine v. Paine, Webber, no. 84-1114 1984 572 662 - 663

Cipriano, et al. v. Rhode Island, nos. 83-1937,84-1035, and 84-1089

1984 572 664

Corey, dba Corey Financial Planning v. Mast RoadGrain and Building Materials Co., Inc., et all, no.84-1003

1984 572 665

Dayton v. Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co., no. 83-1415 1984 572 666

Doe v. Lawson, Commissioner of theMassachusetts Department of Education, no.84-1157

1984 572 667

Galarza v. Zagury, no. 83-1958 1984 572 668

In re: Good Hope Chemical Corporation, no.84-1208

1984 572 669

Hinckley v. Secretary of Health and HumanServices, no. 84-1004

1984 572 670

Holloway v. Wright & Morrissey, Inc., no. 84-1083 1984 572 671

Merchant v. Ruhle, no. 83-1908 1984 572 672

Muniz v. Vidal, no. 84-1014 1984 572 673

Puffer's Hardware, Inc. v. Donovan, no. 83-1863 1984 572 674

Town of Seabrook v. State of New Hampshire, no.84-1187

1984 572 675

U.S. v. Articles of Drug, etc., nos. 83-1691 to83-1695

1984


Opinion drafts and opinion 573 678 - 679

U.S. v. Daoud, no. 84-1090 1984 573 680

U.S. v. Ferrera, no. 82-1255 1984 573 681

U.S. v. Kakley, no. 83-1490 1984 573 682

Virzi Subaru, Inc. v. Subaru of New England, Inc.,no. 84-1115

1984 573 683

Supporting documentation [correspondence] 1984-1985 573 684

Second circuit [designation paperwork] 1982 573 685

Third circuit

Edwards v. Schweiker, no. 83-3553 1984 573 686

Series II. Appellate CourtsSpecial assignments

Third circuit



Guaracino v. Secretary of Health, Education andWelfare, no. 83-1624

1984 573 687

Helmick v. Diamond Shamrock Corp., no. 83-5619 1984 573 688

INA Underwriters Insurance Co. v. Samuel M.Fisher and Co., no. 83-1616

1984 573 689

ITT Grinnell Corp. v. Donovan, Secretary of Labor,no. 83-3287

1984 573 690

Kirby, et al. v. U.S. Department of Housing andUrban Development, no. 83-5439

1984 573 691

In the matter of: M. Frenville Co., Inc., etc., no.83-5789

1984 573 692

Nymmco of New Jersey, Inc. v. Giofrida, no.83-5810

1984 573 693

People of Three Mile Island v. Nuclear RegulatoryCommissioners, et al., no. 83-3454

1984 574 694

In re: Record Club of America v. Milgrim ThomajanJacobs & Lee P.C., no. 83-3534

1984 574 695

Rees v. Mosaic Technologies, Inc., no. 83-5738 1984 574 696

Stibitz, et al. v. General Public Utilities Corp, no.83-3455

1984 574 697

Sun Refining and Marketing Co. v. Rago, no.83-5844

1984 574 698

U.S. v. Charles Diana, no. 84-1005 1984 574 699

U.S. v. Lucas, et al., nos. 84-3009 and 84-3010 1984 574 700

U.S. v. Wagman, no. 84-1006 1984 574 701

U.S. v. Zottola, no. 83-5904 1984 574 702

Windsor Communications Group v. Hoffert'sCandies, no. 83-1883

1984 574 703

W.A. Wright, Inc., et al. v. KDI Sylvan Pools, Inc.,no. 83-5648

574 704

Supporting documentation [correspondence] 1984 574 705

Sixth circuit

Cahoe v. Secretary, Health & Human Services, no.83-5880

1984 574 706

Dobbs v. La-Z-Boy Chair Co., no. 83-1710 1984 574 707

Harmon v. Secretary, Health & Human Services,no. 83-5755

1984 574 708

Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. v. Calhoun, et al., no.83-3688

1984 574 709

Luptak v. Central Cartage Co., no. 83-1563 1984 574 710


Sixth circuit



National Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford v.Spancrete Northeast, Inc. and the NorthernAssurance Co. of America, no. 83-3760

1984 574 711

National Labor Relations Board v. Norbar, Inc., no.83-5807

1984-1985 574 712 - 713

National Post Office Mailhandlers, et al. v. U.S.Postal Service and Bolger, Postmaster General, no.83-3612

1984 575 714 - 715

Owings and Wilson v. U.S., no. 83-5756 1984 575 716

Ramex Mining Corp., et al. v. Watt, Secretary of theInterior, et al., nos. 83-5299 and 83-5305

1984-1985 575 717

Ryerson v. Secretary of Health & Human Services,no. 83-1783

1984 575 718

Stephenson v. Commissioner, Internal RevenueService, no. 83-1411

1984 575 719

Terry v. Arn, no. 83-3892 1984 575 720

U.S. v. Cascarelli, no. 83-3500 1984 575 721

U.S. v. Menier, no. 83-3924 1984 575 722


Correspondence 1981-1985 575 723 - 726

Rule 9 cases 1984 575 727

Seventh Circuit

B & B River Service, Inc. v. Century Terminals, Inc.,et al., no. 81-2042

1982 575 728

Charter House Insurance Brokers, Ltd. v. NewHampshire Insurance Co. v. U.S., no. 80-2494

1981 575 729

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. v. MerchantsNational Bank of Aurora, no. 81-2332

1982 575 730

Steven and Faith Field v. Commissioner of InternalRevenue, no. 81-2156

1982 575 731

Marrese v. American Academy of OrthopaedicSurgeons, no. 81-2671

1982 576 732 - 735

Neubauer v. Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corp. v.Pittsburgh Corning Corp., nos. 81-1939 to 81-1951and 81-8021 to 81-8033

1982 576 736

Owen v. Lash, nos. 80-1105 and 81-1409 1982 576 737

Pastrana v. Federal Mogul Corp., no. 81-1457 1982 576 738

Schonfeld v. SPR Corp., et al., no. 81-2306 1982 576 739

United Industrial Building Maintenance Co. v.Borden, Inc., no. 81-2514

1982 576 740

U.S. v. Bolnick, no. 81-1969 1982 576 741


Seventh Circuit



U.S. ex rel., Seel v. Lane, no. 81-2167 1982 576 742

USM Corp. v. SPS Technologies, Inc., nos.78-2307, 81-1878, and 81-1908

1982-1983 576 743

Supporting documentation [correspondence] 1981-1982 576 744

Ninth Circuit [correspondence] 1982-1984 576 745

Series III. Correspondence Potter Stewart papersMS 1367 - Page 204

Series III. Correspondence


Series III. Correspondence 1947-1986

Potter Stewart divided his correspondence into two groups: general correspondence and topicalcorrespondence. The original order has been maintained and the series begins with generalcorrespondence, arranged alphabetically by correspondent, and continues with the topicalcorrespondence, arranged alphabetically by topic. In general, the correspondents in the two subseries donot overlap. Correspondence throughout the series is largely routine. General correspondence includeslimited material from Stewart's fellow Supreme Court justices as well as correspondence relating to hisservice as a member of the Institute for Civil Justice's Board of Overseers and his involvement with theYale Law School. The materials exchanged between Stewart and his law clerks are the most noteworthy inthe topical correspondence.

General correspondence

A-Ah 1958-1982 577 1

Al 1957-1985 577 2

Allen, Florence 1954-1984 577 3

Am 1963-1984 577 4

American Bar Association 1956-1985 577 5

American Judicature Society 1963-1973 577 6 - 7

An-Ap 1959-1985 577 8

Ar-Az 1962-1985 577 9

Ba-Ban 1961-1985 577 10

Bar 1960-1985 577 11 - 12

Bas-Bec 1958-1984 577 13

Bei-Bem 1958-1981 578 14

Ben 1959-1982 578 15

Ber 1959-1985 578 16

Bes-Bey 1959-1982 578 17

Bi 1955-1985 578 18

Bl 1958-1985 578 19

Black, Elizabeth 1981 578 20

Black, Hugo 1959-1983 578 21

Blackmun, Harry A. 1970-1985 578 22

Boa-Bon 1957-1982 578 23

Boo-Boy 1965-1982 578 24

Boston College Law School 1969-1978 578 25

Boston University 1968-1980 578 26

Boy Scouts of America 1962-1974 578 27

Series III. CorrespondenceGeneral correspondence



Bra 1957-1984 578 28

Brandeis University 1982 578 29

Bre-Bri 1957-1981 578 30

Brennan, William J., Jr. 1959-1985 579 31 - 32

Bro 1958-1983 579 33

Brow 1955-1983 579 34

Bru-Bun 1956-1983 579 35

Bur-Byt 1958-1985 579 36

Burger, Warren E. 1958-1985 579 37 - 38

Burton, Harold H. 1958-1970 579 39

Bush, George 1958-1983 579 40

Cab-Cal 1958-1983 579 41

California Bar Association 1963, 1985 579 42 - 43

Cam-Cap 1959-1982 580 44

Car 1960-1984 580 45

Cas-Cen 1959-1985 580 46

Ch 1956-1983 580 47

Chicago, University of 1959-1976 580 48

Children's International Summer Village 1955-1965 580 49

Ci 1958-1985 580 50

Cincinnati Bar Association 1955-1980 580 51

Cincinnati, Christ Church town meeting 1967 580 52

Cincinnati, City of 1985 580 53

The Cincinnati Enquirer 1954-1981 580 54

Cincinnati, Mayor's Friendly Relations Committee 1955-1983 580 55

Cincinnati, University of 1958-1984 580 56 - 57

Cl 1963-1985 580 58

Clark, Charles E. 1958-1965 581 59

Clark, Tom C. 1959-1972 581 60

Cleveland Bar Association 1958-1967 581 61

Coa-Com 1963-1985 581 62

Columbia University 1958-1983 581 63 - 64

Con-Cop 1956-1983 581 65

Connell, James C. 1959-1962 581 66

Cor-Cru 1960-1985 581 67




Council of Scholars 1984-1985 581 68

Federal Bar Association--Annual Meetings 1980-1983 581 69

Cross, Dr. Richard J. 1959-1973 581 70

Cu-Cz 1959-1981 581 71

Cutler, Lloyd N. 1958-1983 581 72

Cutting, James R. 1959-1977 582 73

Dac-Dau 1958-1982 582 74

Dav-Day 1958-1981 582 75

Dawson Prize Winner 1971 582 76

Dea-Del 1967-1985 582 77

Debevoise, Plimpton, Lyons & Gates 1947-1984 582 78

Delta Kappa Epsilon 1954-1985 582 79

Dem-Dew 1958-1983 582 80

Di 1963-1985 582 81

Dinsmore, Shohl, Coates & Deupree 1947-1975 582 82

District of Columbia Bar Association 1958-1968 582 83

Do-Dr 1957-1982 582 84

Douglas, William O. 1959-1981 582 85 - 86

Du-Dw 1962-1984 582 87

Ea-Ec 1958-1984 583 88

Ed-Ei 1958-1983 583 89

Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals 1971-1982 583 90

El-Ew 1958-1985 583 91

Emerson, H. Truxtun 1960-1981 583 92

Fa 1961-1985 583 93

Fe 1959-1985 583 94

Federal Bar Association--Cincinnati 1959-1970 583 95

Federal Bar Association--Washington D.C. 1964-1966 583 96

Federal Bar Association--Younger Federal LawyerAwards

1957-1986 583 97

The Supreme Court--The Court of Last ResortSee also:Series VII, Box 674

1968-1982 583 98

Federal Executive Institute 1969 583 99

Federal Judicial Center 1970-1985 583 100

Fi 1947-1985 583 101

Field, John W. 1957-1985 583 102 - 104




Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals 1972-1985 584 105

Fl 1968-1982 584 106

Florida Bar Association 1967 584 107

Fo 1962-1985 584 108

Ford, President Gerald R. 1974-1976 584 109

Fordham Law School 1968-1982 584 110

Fordham-Stein Prize 1983 584 111

Foreign Student Service 1974-1983 584 112 - 115

Fortas, Abe 1965-1974 584 116

Fra-Fre 1964-1984 584 117

Frankfurter, Felix 1953-1963 584 118

Fri-Fur 1959-1985 585 119

Ga 1959-1983 585 120

Ge 1963-1982 585 121

Georgetown University 1962-1984 585 122

Gi-Gl 1960-1984 585 123

Go 1958-1981 585 124

Goldberg, Arthur 1962-1985 585 125

Goodrich, George H. 1965-1982 585 126

Gra-Gre 1963-1985 585 127

Gri-Gru 1958-1985 585 128

The Gridiron Club 1960-1981 585 129 - 130

Gu 1962-1975 585 131

Hab-Hal 1959-1985 586 132

Ham-Han 1957-1984 586 133

Har 1965-1985 586 134

Harlan, John M. 1959-1981 586 135 - 137

Harvard University 1958-1984 586 138 - 139

Has-Haz 1959-1985 586 140

He 1958-1981 586 141

Hearst 1979-1981 586 142

Hen-Hew 1959-1983 586 143

Hi 1959-1986 586 144

Hillsdale-Lotspeich Schools 1956-1962 586 145

Hoa-Hod 1960-1985 587 146




Hof-Hol 1961-1985 587 147

Hom-Hor 1958-1985 587 148

Hotchkiss School 1955-1985 587 149 - 150

Hou-Hre 1957-1985 587 151

Hud-Huf 1969-1985 587 152

Hug-Hyk 1959-1985 587 153

Ian-Ins 1957-1981 587 154

Inauguration, 1981 1980-1981 587 155

Institute for Civil Justice 1982-1985 587 156 - 159

Int-Itt 1963-1983 588 160

Ja 1963-1983 588 161

Je 1969-1983 588 162

Jo-Ju 1957-1983 588 163

Johnson, Lyndon Baines 1966-1973 588 164

Johnson, Victor S., Jr. 1957-1985 588 165 - 167

Jones, McClain W. 1955-1959 588 168

Judicial Administration Institute 1959-1966 588 169

Ka 1960-1985 588 170

Kaminer, Peter H. 1957-1977 588 171

Kea-Kel 1959-1983 588 172

Ken 1954-1985 588 173

Kentucky State Bar Association 1955 588 174

Kenyon College 1955-1968 588 175

Kep-Ket 1961-1981 588 176

Ki 1959-1983 589 177

Kl-Kn 1959-1981 589 178

Ko 1960-1984 589 179

Kr-Ku 1959-1981 589 180

La 1958-1985 589 181

Lea-Lem 1956-1985 589 182

Legal Aid Society, New York 1958-1960 589 183

Len-Lew 1956-1981 589 184

Li-Ll 1965-1984 589 185

Lloyd, John A., Jr. 1974-1985 589 186 - 187

Loc-Loy 1960-1982 589 188




Loeb, William 1963-1981 589 189

Lu-Ly 1962-1978 589 190

Mac-Maj 1960-1985 590 191

Mai-Man 1968-1985 590 192

Marb-Marr 1958-1981 590 193

Mars-Mary 1958-1985 590 194

Marshall, Thurgood 1967-1980 590 195

Martin, John D. 1954-1962 590 196

Mas-May 1957-1983 590 197

Mathes, William C. 1958-1960 590 198

McA-McC 1959-1985 590 199

McAllister, Thomas F. 1954-1964 590 200

McD-McF 1957-1985 590 201

McG-McW 1956-1982 590 202

Me 1959-1985 590 203

Media and Society Seminars 1982-1985 591 204 - 205

Media and Society Seminars, "The Constitution: ThatDelicate Balance" [program transcripts]

1983 591 206 - 207

Memphis and Shelby County Bar Association 1958-1959 591 208

Mer-Mey 1962-1984 591 209

Mi 1958-1986 591 210

Michigan Judicial Institute 1980-1981 591 211

Michigan, University of 1956-1982 591 212 - 215

Miles, Richard C. 1958-1985 592 216 - 217

Miller, Shackelford, Jr. 1954-1962 592 218

Min-Mit 1959-1983 592 219

Mo 1958-1985 592 220

Moore, Richard A. 1958-1984 592 221

Mor 1958-1983 592 222

Morgan, Edward P. 1964-1972 592 223

Morrill, Logan 1959-1971 592 224

Mos-My 1959-1985 592 225

Na 1962-1985 592 226

Ne 1965-1985 592 227

New York Association of the Bar 1958-1985 592 228 - 229




New York Law School 1979-1985 593 230

The New York Times 1961-1978 593 231

New York University 1958-1981 593 232

Ni 1960-1984 593 233

Nixon, Richard M. 1959-1973 593 234

No-Ny 1963-1985 593 235

Northwestern University 1966-1981 593 236

Notre Dame Law School 1955-1975 593 237

Oa-Oh 1959-1985 593 238

Oberdorfer, Louis F. 1959-1964 593 239

O'Connor, Sandra Day 1982-1985 593 240

Ohio State Bar Association 1956-1976 593 241

Ohio State University 1956-1973 593 242 - 243

Ol-Or 1963-1981 593 244

Orrick, William H., Jr. and family

1955-1967 593 245

1968-1985 594 246 - 247

Os-Oz 1958-1985 594 248

Oxford Cambridge Dinner Committee 1965-1985 594 249 - 250

Pa 1961-1982 594 251

Pe 1960-1985 594 252

Peck, John W. 1959-1984 594 253

Pennsylvania, University of 1969-1974 594 254

Peterkin, DeWitt, Jr. 1958-1975 594 255

Ph 1958-1984 594 256

Phelps School 1969-1986 594 257

Phi Delta Phi 1955-1985 594 258

Pi-Pl 1958-1985 594 259

Po 1958-1985 594 260

Powell, Lewis F., Jr. 1971-1985 594 261 - 262

Pr-Pu 1959-1985 595 263

Q 1959-1983 595 264

Ra 1959-1985 595 265

Rea-Ree 1963-1985 595 266

Reagan, Ronald 1981-1985 595 267




Recording for the Blind 1981-1985 595 268

Reed, Stanley 1958-1982 595 269

Rehnquist, William H. 1972-1984 595 270

Rei-Rhe 1964-1984 595 271

Reuss, Carl W. 1960-1961 595 272

Ri 1958-1981 595 273

Rob 1961-1985 595 274

Roc-Roo 1959-1982 595 275

Rodell, Fred 1958-1980 595 276 - 277

Rogers, William P. 1959-1963 595 278

Ros-Row 1958-1983 595 279

Rosenstein, Samuel M. 1969-1984 595 280

Ross, Sue 1964-1972 596 281

Rostow, Eugene V. 1958-1969 596 282

Ru-Ry 1959-1985 596 283

Sa 1960-1982 596 284

St. Albans School 1960-1984 596 285 - 286

Salzburg Seminar in American Studies 1966-1975 596 287

Sca-Schn 1958-1985 596 288

Scherer, Gordon 1960-1977 596 289

Scho-Scr 1959-1985 596 290

Schwab, Nelson, Jr. 1958-1985 596 291

Se 1955-1985 596 292

Second Circuit, U.S. Court of Appeals 1962-1984 596 293

Seventh Circuit, U.S. Court of Appeals 1966-1985 596 294

Seymour, Whitney North 1958-1969 596 295

Sha-She 1959-1985 597 296

Shi-Shu 1961-1985 597 297

Sie-Sim 1955-1986 597 298

Sin-Slu 1960-1984 597 299

Sm 1959-1984 597 300

Smithsonian Luncheon Group 1976-1985 597 301

Sn-So 1958-1985 597 302

Sp 1960-1981 597 303

Sta 1961-1983 597 304




Stanford University 1963-1983 597 305

Stapleton, May 1955-1959 597 306

Ste-Sti 1959-1985 597 307

Steinberg, Robert A. 1967-1978 597 308

Stevens, John Paul 1975-1983 597 309

Stevenson, Robert I. 1974-1983 597 310

Sto-Stu 1960-1983 597 311

Stone, George Norton 1958-1983 598 312

Stone, Louise and Margo Norton 1958-1977 598 313

Su 1958-1984 598 314

Summerskill, Mimi Wright and family 1960-1965 598 315

Sw-Sz 1959-1981 598 316

Tab-Tal 1955-1985 598 317

Tam-Te 1958-1982 598 318

Tenth Circuit Judicial Conference 1974-1975 598 319

Th 1962-1983 598 320

Ti 1958-1981 598 321

To 1958-1984 598 322

Tr 1962-1981 598 323

Truman, Harry S., Memorial Service 1972-1973 598 324

Tu-Ty 1966-1983 598 325

Turner, Harold M. 1958-1985 598 326 - 327

U 1958-1982 599 328

U.S. Tax Court 1974-1975 599 329

Va 1960-1986 599 330

Van Dusen, Francis L. 1961-1981 599 331

Ve-Vi 1961-1983 599 332

Virginia, University of 1966-1985 599 333 - 334

Vo 1963-1979 599 335

Waa-Wal 1957-1985 599 336

Walker, Louis 1957-1983 599 337

The Wall Street Journal 1966-1969 599 338

War-WBMG 1956-1983 599 339

Warren, Earl 1959-1974 599 340 - 341

The Washington Post 1961-1979 600 342




Wea-Wei 1958-1982 600 343

Wel-Wey 1954-1982 600 344

Wh 1958-1981 600 345

White, Byron R. 1962-1983 600 346

Whittaker, Charles E. 1964 600 347

Wic-Wilm 1956-1985 600 348

Williams, John Pattison 1960-1971 600 349

Wilmington College 1961-1964 600 350

Wils-WLW 1962-1982 600 351

Wisconsin, University of 1960-1962 600 352

Wo 1954-1981 600 353

Woodward, Bob 1981 600 354

Wr-Wy 1955-1985 600 355

X-Y 1959-1981 600 356

Yale Club and Yale Law Association of Cincinnati 1955-1964 600 357

Yale Club and Yale Law Association of Washington 1958-1985 600 358 - 359

Yale Club of Montclair, New Jersey 1958-1964 600 360

Yale Club of New York City 1958-1964 600 361

Yale Daily News 1957-1984 601 362 - 363

Yale Law Journal 1957-1980 601 364

Yale Law Library 1957-1982 601 365

Yale Law Report 1959-1982 601 366

Yale Law School 1955-1984 601 367

Yale Law School Alumni Association 1959-1984 601 368

Yale Law School Association 1957-1985 601 369 - 370

Yale Law School Association, Citation of Merit 1967-1968 601 371

Yale Law School Association Executive Committee 1952-1957 601 372 - 375

Yale Law School Association Executive Committee 1958-1985 602 376 - 378

Yale Law School, Black American Law StudentsAssociation

1969-1971 602 379

Yale Law School Capital Funds Program 1964-1979 602 380

Yale Law School, Class of 1941 1961-1981 602 381

Yale Law School, Corby Court, 1940 1975 602 382

Yale Law School, Justice in Residence, Apr 26-May 5,1982

1982 602 383

Yale Law School, moot court 1957-1983 602 384 - 385




Yale Law School Scholarship Committee 1957-1959 602 386

Yale Law School Sesquicentennial Celebration 1974 602 387

Yale Law School, Tribute to Arthur Corbin 1958-1959 602 388

Yale Political Union 1959-1983 602 389

Yale University, Alumni Fellow 1956-1974 602 390

Yale University, alumni magazine 1958-1959 602 391

Yale University, Berkeley College 1965-1983 602 392

Yale University, Calhoun College 1969-1970 602 393

Yale University, Class of 1937 1956-1985 603 394 - 396

Yale University, general 1958-1985 603 397 - 399

Yale University, Honorary Degree 1959 603 400

Yale University, Skull and Bones 1963-1985 603 401

Yale University, Undergraduate Scholarships 1976 603 402

Yale University, Yale Bowl Award 1973 603 403

Z 1957-1985 603 404

Complimentary copies

Articles

1958-1967

A-F 603 405 - 406

G-Y 604 407 - 410

1972-1976 604 411 - 413

1977-1978

A-R 604 414 - 417

S-Y 605 418

1979-1985 605 419 - 425

Books

1958-1968 605 426 - 428

1969-1985 606 429 - 432

Complimentary periodical subscriptions 1959-1983 606 433

Congratulatory letters

Dinsmore, Shohl, Sawyer & Dinsmore [becoming partnerin firm]

1951 606 434 - 435

Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals [nomination] 1954 606 436 - 437

Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals [appointment] 1954

A-L 606 438 - 439

Series III. CorrespondenceCongratulatory letters

Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals [appointment]



M-Z 607 440 - 441

Supreme Court [appointment] 1957-1959

A-J 607 442 - 451

K-V 608 452 - 463

W-Z 609 464 - 466

Thank-you lists 609 467

Fan mail

1967-1976 609 468 - 473

1977-1981

A-L 609 474 - 475

M-Z 610 476 - 477

1982-1985 610 478 - 480

Interviews

Group

1958-1964 610 481 - 483

1965-1968

A-N 610 484 - 485

O-Y 611 486

1969-1985 611 487 - 495

Individual 1971-1981 612 496

Professional 1964-1984 612 497 - 502

Student 1960-1983 612 503 - 506

Invitations declined

1976-1978 613 507 - 515

1979

A-M 613 516

N-Y 614 517

1980-1981 614 518 - 525

1982

A-C 614 526

D-Y 615 527 - 529

1983 615 530 - 532

1984

A-N 615 533 - 535

O-W 616 536

Series III. CorrespondenceInvitations declined



1985 616 537 - 539

Law clerks

Amstutz, Eric 1978-1982 616 540

Becker, David 1974-1982 616 541

Becker, Leonard 1968-1982 616 542

Bieke, James 1969-1975 616 543

Blattner, Jeffrey 1982-1984 616 544

Borgersen, Ellen 1976-1983 616 545

Bruce, E. Edward 1965-1985 616 546

Calder, Thomas 1956-1966 616 547

Cartwright, Brian 1980-1981 616 548

Colodny, Alan 1956-1960 616 549

Davey, William 1974-1983 616 550

Davis, Evan 1969-1980 616 551

Davis, Frederick 1971-1981 616 552

Deitz, Robert 1976-1981 616 553

Denlinger, Dean 1954-1967 616 554

Deutsch, Jan 1962-1969 616 555

Dodyk, Paul 1963-1983 617 556

Dwyer, John 1980-1981 617 557

Evans, John Lloyd Jr. 1957-1983 617 558

Fischel, Daniel 1977-1984 617 559

Gardner, James 1973-1985 617 560

Geronemus, David 1982-1985 617 561

Gerson, Elliot 1979-1985 617 562

Goodman, Saul 1978-1983 617 563

Gould, Ronald 1973-1985 617 564

Greely, Henry 1977-1985 617 565

Gutman, Howard 1981-1985 617 566

Hauser, Barbara 1976-1981 617 567

Heineman, Benjamin 1970-1984 617 568

Hessler, Curtis 1973-1981 617 569

Hiller, David 1978-1980 617 570

Howard, C. Stephen 1967-1983 617 571

Hudec, Robert 1960-1981 617 572

Series III. CorrespondenceLaw clerks



Hurwitz, Andrew 1972-1985 617 573

Israel, Jerold 1959-1984 617 574

Jeffress, William Jr. 1970-1974 618 575

Jones, Deborah 1980-1981 618 576

Kauper, Thomas 1960-1978 618 577

Kennedy, Duncan 1969-1973 618 578

Kerr, Virginia 1977-1983 618 579

Koeltl, John 1971-1979 618 580

Kujovich, Gilbert 1974-1984 618 581

Lipsett, Christopher 1975 618 582

Litt, Robert 1976-1984 618 583

Little, Rory 1984-1985 618 584

Meltzer, Daniel 1975-1979 618 585

Miller, Judith 1975-1985 618 586

Moriarty, G. Marshall 1968-1976 618 587

Novak, Alan 1962-1977 618 588

Palmer, Alan 1967-1979 618 589

Parker, Richard 1970-1981 618 590

Parker, W. Carey 1964-1969 618 591

Patterson, Michael 1967-1983 618 592

Perluss, Dennis 1973-1983 618 593

Perris, Terrence 1972-1984 618 594

Pomerantz, Mark 1975-1985 618 595

Price, Monroe 1963-1985 618 596

Rowe, Thomas Jr. 1969-1984 619 597

Sandalow, Terrance 1959-1984 619 598

Schneider, Carl 1979-1980 619 599

Schulte, David 1971-1984 619 600

Siegel, Jerry 1973-1979 619 601

Spears, Jay 1976-1984 619 602

Stack, Robert 1982-1985 619 603

Stern, Ronald 1974-1984 619 604

Stewart, Richard 1965-1982 619 605

Tribe, Laurence 1966-1985 619 606

Umin, Steven 1964-1984 619 607

Series III. CorrespondenceLaw clerks



Urowsky, Richard 1972-1980 619 608

Wasserstrom, Silas 1966-1980 619 609

Weisberg, Robert 1979-1985 619 610

Requests for legal advice [filed chronologically] 1958-1986 619 611 - 612

Requests for personal opinion 1958-1986 620 613 - 622

Special requests

1958-1967

A-H 620 623

I-Z 621 624 - 625

1972-1985 621 626 - 629

Series IV. Subject Files Potter Stewart papersMS 1367 - Page 219

Series IV. Subject Files


Series IV. Subject Files 1951-1986

The series contains material related to the Supreme Court and Potter Stewart's activities outside the Court,most notably the various committees and commissions on which he served. It is arranged alphabetically bysubject. The majority of the material focuses on Stewart's committee work, highlighted by the material onthe President's Commission on Organized Crime and the State Department tours. The series also includesvoluminous documentation of Stewart's participation on the Board of Governors for St. Albans School inWashington, D.C.The Supreme Court material in this series includes clippings from newspapers around the countryregarding Stewart's appointment to and retirement from the Court and specific cases heard by the Court. Inaddition, there are also several files containing documentation of the daily operation of Stewart's office.

American Bar Association

Annual meetings [1970 material includes a three-inchmagnetic tape]

1957-1960,1970-1975

622 1 - 10

Federal Judiciary Committee 1959-1960, 1983 622 11

International Commission of Jurists 1956-1961 622 12 - 13

Judicial administration section 1957-1968 623 14

Regional meetings 1955-1962 623 15

Standards of judicial conduct 1968-1974 623 16 - 17

Traffic court program committee 1959-1960 623 18

American Law Institute 1955-1975 623 19 - 21

Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies 1959-1964,1981-1985

623 22 - 25

Attorney General's Conference on Court Congestion 1958 624 26

Bellagio Conference 1979-1980 624 27

Black, Hugo 1968-1972 624 28

The Brethren (see Supreme Court The Brethren\)

Bush, George 1980-1985 624 29 - 30

Canada-United States Law Institute 1979 624 31

Carter, Jimmy [presidential inauguration] 1976-1977 624 32

CBS News-Interview with Potter Stewart 1978-1979, 1986 624 33

Children's Home of Cincinnati

Correspondence 1955-1967 624 34

Health and welfare 1956-1965 624 35

Clark, Tom C. 1967-1978 624 36

Columbia University Oral History Project [interviews withPotter Stewart]

1981-1985 625 37

Series IV. Subject Files Potter Stewart papersMS 1367 - Page 220


Commission on Revision of the Federal Court AppellateSystem

1972-1976 625 38 - 40

Committee for the White House Conference on Education 1954-1956 625 41 - 46

Committee on Bankruptcy Administration 1958 626 47

Committee on Court Administration 1951-1958 626 48 - 55

Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure

General

1960-1964 626 56 - 59

1965-1974 627 60 - 62

Federal rules of evidence 1971-1972 627 63 - 64

Proposed rule amendments

1975 Oct-1978 Jul 627 65 - 71

1978 Aug-1980 Mar 628 72 - 73

Committee on Supporting Personnel [salary survey of lawclerks, secretaries, and special administrative assistants]

1955-1958 628 74 - 78

Committee on the Revision of Laws 1958 628 79

Council for Basic Education

1982 628 80 - 81

1983-1985 629 82 - 83

Douglas, William O. 1961-1980 629 84 - 85

Foreign Student Service Council 1968-1973 629 86 - 92

Fortas, Abe 1968-1982 630 93

Frankfurter, Felix 1954-1975 630 94

Institute for Civil Justice 1983-1984 630 95 - 96

International Conference on Abortion 1967 630 97 - 100

Johnson, Lyndon B. 1964-1965 630 101

Judicial Conference of the United States [meeting agendas] 1954-1958 630 102

Judicial Fellows Program 1980-1981 630 103

Kennedy, John F. [inauguration and assassination] 1961-1964 630 104

National Bipartisan Commission on Central America

Briefing book 1983 631 105 - 108

Correspondence 1983-1985 631 109 - 114

â€œCrisis in Central Americaâ€� 1983 632 115 - 117

Handbook [formation, administrative guidelines,proposed work plan and schedule]

1983 632 118 - 121

Regional overview 1981-1983 632 122 - 123

Series IV. Subject FilesNational Bipartisan Commission on Central America



Report of the National Bipartisan Commission on CentralAmerica

1984 633 124 - 125

Trip to Central America, Oct 9-16 1983 633 126 - 127

Trip to Mexico/Venezuela, Dec 12-15 1983 633 128 - 129

Nixon, Richard M. 1969-1973 633 130 - 131

Oaths of office [texts of oaths administered by Stewart] 1967-1981 634 132

Portraits [of Potter Stewart] 1963-1984 634 133 - 135

President's Commission on Organized Crime

General

1983 634 136 - 138

1984

Jan 6-Jun 26 634 139 - 144

Jul 2-Dec 20 635 145 - 149

1985 635 150 - 151

Briefing books

Asian crime hearing 1984 635 152 - 153

Heroin hearing 1985

Day I 635 154

Day II 636 155

Hearings

I, III, and IV 1983-1984 636 156 - 158

VI 1985 637 159

Interim report 1984 638 160

Labor racketeering report 1985 638 161 - 167

Lawyer-Ethics Symposium 1985 638 168

Money laundering report 1984 639 169 - 170

Reports to the Chairman and the Commissioners 1984

May 639 171

June 639 172 - 173

August 639 174 - 175

Salzburg Seminar in American Studies 1968 639 176 - 177

Senate Judiciary Committee 1978 639 178

Special Committee on Standards of Judicial Conduct

Correspondence 1969-1974 640 179 - 183

Meetings

Series IV. Subject FilesSpecial Committee on Standards of Judicial Conduct

Meetings



1969 Sep-Dec 640 184

1969 Oct 9 [report on canons of judicial ethics]

Report and appendices A-D 640 185 - 187

Appendices E-J 641 188 - 189

1970 Jan-Oct 641 190 - 197

1970 Nov-1972 Apr 642 198 - 207

1972 Feb-Mar 643 208

Reports 1970-1972, n.d. 643 209 - 215

St. Albans School [Board of Governors meeting minutes andadministrative material]

1961-1963 643 216 - 217

1963-1967 644 218 - 225

1971-1977 645 226 - 232

State and informal functions 1958-1975 645 233

State Department tours [includes photographs]

General

1966 Feb 645 234 - 237

1966 Summer 646 238 - 240

1977 646 241

Africa 1968 646 242 - 246

Athens 1966 646 247 - 249

Austria 1966 647 250

Beirut 1966 647 251

Cairo 1966 647 252

Ceylon 1966 647 253

The Hague 1966 647 254

India 1966 647 255 - 256

Italy 1966 647 257

Japan 1966 647 258

London 1966 647 259

Nepal 1966 647 260

Pakistan 1966 647 261

Tehran 1966 647 262 - 263

Vietnam 1966 647 264

Subcommittee on the Disparity of Sentences 1958 647 265

Series IV. Subject FilesSupreme Court



Supreme Court

Administrative memos 1981-1985 647 266

Appointment, clippings 1958-1959

Alabama-Florida 647 267

Georgia-Wisconsin 648 268 - 274

Various publications 648 275 - 277

Appraisal [analysis of Stewart's decisions] 1959- 1965,1976-1982

648 278 - 279

The Brethren 1979-1980 649 280

Case statistics 1958-1986 649 281 - 282

Cases

Abington v. Schempp 1962-1963 649 283 - 284

Engel v. Vitale 1962-1966 649 285 - 287

New York Times v. U.S. 1971 649 288

Court schedules 1977-1980 649 289

Equal Justice Under Law 1974-1975 649 290

Induction ceremony 1958 649 291

Justices

General 1960-1980 649 292

Allotment to circuits 1958-1972 649 293

Appointment of attorneys 1967-1975 650 294

Customs regulations 1963 650 295

History 1971-1979 650 296

Information office and press relations 1959-1980 650 297

Justices as defendants in lawsuits 1958 650 298

Procedures 1958-1961 650 299

Retirement 1960-1975 650 300

Legal officers 1974-1984 650 301

Library 1960-1985 650 302 - 303

National Archives 1960, 1965 650 304

Office of the marshal 1961-1985 650 305 - 306

Personnel office 1977-1985 650 307

Public information office 1973-1986 650 308 - 310

Rules 1954-1977 650 311

Senate confirmation 1958-1959 651 312 - 314

Series IV. Subject FilesSupreme Court



Statistical reports 1975-1978 651 315

Tours 1980-1981 651 316

United States Prison Committee 1956-1957 651 317

Volunteers in Probation, Inc.

1969 Jan-1971 Feb 651 318 - 323

1971 Mar-1974 Jan 652 324 - 325

Report and by-laws no date 652 326

Warren, Earl 1969-1978 652 327 - 328

Whittaker, Charles E. 1962-1964 652 329

World Peace through Law Center 1959-1965 652 330 - 331

Series V. Writings Potter Stewart papersMS 1367 - Page 225

Series V. Writings


Series V. Writings 1954-1983

The series includes articles written, and speeches and a number of interviews given by Potter Stewart. It isarranged alphabetically by title whenever possible, and alphabetically by either publication name or subjectwhen a title is not provided.Although there is some variance, most Folders contain correspondence with representatives of the hostorganization or editors, a draft of the articles or remarks, and a final copy. Some files also have multipledrafts of writings, and correspondence with lawyers and others requesting information about speechesmade or permission to publish excerpts from them.

Allen, Florence E., in honor of 1959 653 1

American Bar Association, annual meeting 1974 653 2

American Whig-Cliosophic Society 1981 653 3

Barrow, Dean Roscoe L. 1974 653 4

Bement School, commencement address 1967 653 5

Brandeis University, Louis Dembitz Brandeis Medal 1982 653 6

Canons of ethics [notes] no date 653 7

Cincinnati Bar Association 1979 653 8

Clark, Charles E., in memoriam 1964 653 9

Cleveland Bar Association 1967 653 10

Cuyahoga City Justice Center, dedication 1976 653 11

Delta Kappa Epsilon 1954 653 12

Federal Bar Association 1964 653 13

"First Impressions," Judicial Administration Section, AmericanBar Association

1959 653 14

Florida Bar 1967 653 15

Fordham-Stein Prize 1983 653 16

Fordham University Law School 1968 653 17

Harlan Fiske Stone lectures 1982-1983

Lecture notes and draft 653 18

Lecture notes, drafts, and published edition 654 19 - 24

Harlan, Justice John Marshall, in memoriam 1971-1972, 1981 654 25

"How the U.S. Supreme Court Does Its Work" 1966, 1968 654 26

"Independence and Continuity of the Supreme Court of theU.S."

1966, 1968 654 27

Indiana High School Government Leadership Conference 1967 654 28

"Justice Stewart says: 'Newspaperboys have ExcellentOpportunity'"

1966 654 29



Kennedy, John F. 1963 654 30

"Law as the Agent of Freedom" 1966, 1968 654 31

Legal Aid Society 1960 654 32

Lloyd Cutler Award 1981 654 33

Martin, John D., in honor of 1959 654 34

Mercer University School of Law 1968 655 35

New Hampshire Bar Association 1977 655 36

Ohio State Law School, building dedication 1960 655 37

"Or of the Press," Yale Law School SesquicentennialConvocation

1974-1975 655 38 - 40

Phelps School, commencement address 1970 655 41

"Politics, U.S.A." 1964 655 42

"Potter Stewart on the press: not merely a 'neutral conduit'" 1975 655 43

"Professional Ethics for the Business Lawyer: The Morals ofthe Market Place?"

1975 655 44

"Reflections on the Supreme Court," interview 1982 655 45

"Robert H. Jackson's Influence on Federal-StateRelationshipsâ€�

1967 655 46 - 47

An associated set of six metal phonograph records of the Robert H. Jackson lectures at theAssociation of the Bar of the City of New York was transferred to the Historical Sound RecordingsCollection, Irving S. Gilmore Music Library, Yale University Library. Researchers interested in accessto these recordings should contact Historical Sound Recordings (203 432-1795).

"The Role and Rights of the Press" 1974 655 48

"The Role of the Federal Courts in the Administration ofJustice," Ohio Bar Association, annual meeting

1957 655 49

"The Role of the Supreme Court in American Life" 1966, 1968 656 50

Scranton, Governor William W., award to 1964 656 51

Seventh Circuit Judicial Conference 1966 656 52

Shriver, Sargent, introduction 1966 656 53

Sixth Circuit and Federal Judiciary 1954-1957 656 54

Smithsonian Luncheon Group 1981 656 55

Stanford Law School, moot court 1976 656 56

Student Legal Forum, University of Virginia Law School 1966 656 57

"The Supreme Court and International Law" 1966, 1968 656 58

The Supreme Court--Court of Last Resort, Washington Tapes 1965 656 59

U.S. Tax Court, dedication 1974-1975 656 60

University of Toledo Law Review Preface, "The Sixth CircuitReview 1968-69"

1970 656 61



Vanderbilt Law School 1967 656 62

Vermont Bar Association 1982 656 63

Warren, Chief Justice Earl, tribute to 1974 656 64

Washington Press Club 1974 656 65

White House Conference 1955 656 66

"Winning Majority Support for Minority Rights" 1966, 1968 656 67

Yale Daily News, 100th Anniversary 1978 656 68

Yale Law Journal, banquet 1960 656 69

"Youth Wants to Know," interview [television program]Seealso: Series VII, Boxes 678 and 679

1962, 1966 656 70 - 71

Series VI. Personal Papers Potter Stewart papersMS 1367 - Page 228

Series VI. Personal Papers


Series VI. Personal Papers 1886-1986

The series includes photographs, newspaper clippings, date books and awards. It is arrangedalphabetically by type. The collection of photographs is extensive in both the expanse of time and activitiescovered. In addition to formal Court portraits and official event photographs, there are a substantial numberof photographs of Stewart and his family. Other photographs are found in scrapbooks and also scatteredthroughout other Series. The date books are largely routine in nature.

Awards and certificates, James E. Stewart and Potter Stewart 1960-1981 657 1 - 4

Oversize material 1886-1983 680

Bibliography 1975, n.d. 657 5

Biographical material 1975 657 6

Clippings

General

1933-1979 657 7 - 11

1981-1985 658 12

Appointments 1955, 1983-1985 658 13

Cincinnati City Council no date 658 14

Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, appointment 1954 658 15

Stewart for baseball commissioner 1965, 1983 658 16

Stewart for chief justice 1968-1969 658 17

Stewart for president 1962-1966,1974-1976

658 18

Supreme Court, nomination 1956-1957 658 19

Supreme Court, retirement 1981 658 20 - 22

Oversize scrapbooks 1937-1954 681

Scrapbooks consist primarily of clippings, but also include some photographs, correspondence,and printed ephemera.

Date books

1958 [one volume] 658 23

1959-1961 [five volumes] 659 24

1962-1964 [six volumes] 660 25

1965-1967 [six volumes] 661 26

1968-1970 [five volumes] 662 27

1970-1972 [five volumes] 663 28

1973-1974 [four volumes] 664 29

1975-1976 [four volumes] 665 30

Series VI. Personal PapersDate books



1977-1979 [five volumes] 666 31

1979-1981 [five volumes] 667 32

1982-1984 [five volumes] 668 33

1984-1986 [four volumes] 669 34

Degrees

1941-1964 669 35 - 38

1966-1978 670 39 - 41


Memorabilia 1969-1985 670 42 - 44


Passport 1930, 1937 670 45

Photographs

Albums

General [personal and professional] 1958-1962 670 46

Fordham University School of Law, Student BarAssociation, annual banquet

1968 670 47

Miami University, commencement 1974 671 48

Oversize photographs of family, school, and court 1910-1963 680

Award and degree ceremonies 1959-1982 671 49

Committees 1954-1955 671 50

Family and friends 1929-1976 671 51 - 52

Moot courts 1958-1982 671 53

Oaths of office 1969-1982 671 54 - 56

Portraits 1918-1964 671 57

Professional [court related]

1952, 1958-1966 671 58

1967-1983 672 59 - 63

School 1929-1933 672 64

Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals 1954-1977 672 65

State Department tour, Ethiopia 1968 672 66

Supreme Court, exterior 1973 672 67

Supreme Court, interior 1961-1975 672 68

Supreme Court, justices 1959-1977 672 69

Yale College, Class of 1937 photograph 1937 672 70

Oversize material 672A

Series VI. Personal PapersPhotographs




Series VII. Audiovisual Materials Potter Stewart papersMS 1367 - Page 231

Series VII. Audiovisual Materials

Description Date(s) Box

Series VII. Audiovisual Materials 1962-1968

The series consists of audiovisual material, primarily of interviews given by Potter Stewart. It is arrangedalphabetically by title.Original audio, film, and video recordings, as well as preservation masters and duplicating masters maynot be played. Readers may only play use copies. If a use copy of a particular recording does not exist,researchers must consult with the reference archivist for policies and procedures regarding the creation ofduplicating masters and use copies of original recordings.

"Interview with Justice Potter Stewart," U.S. Information Service 1968

Original [REEL TO REEL FILM; RESTRICTED] 673

Duplicating master [VHS TAPE; RESTRICTED] 673-D

Use copy [CD-ROM] 673U

Bihar -- "Bihar in Figures" 1965

Original reel to reel audiotape [RESTRICTED] 674

Robert H. Jackson Lectures, Association of the Bar of the City of NewYork

1967

Includes the following: Lecture 1: Charles S. Desmond (1967 Jan 31), Lecture 2: Paul Freund (1967Mar 23), Lecture 3. Potter Stewart (1967 Oct 26), and Lecture 4: Potter Stewart (1967 Oct 26).This set of six metal phonograph records, formerly in Box 675 of the Potter Stewart Papers, wastransferred to the Historical Sound Recordings Collection, Irving S. Gilmore Music Library, YaleUniversity Library. Researchers interested in access to these recordings should contact HistoricalSound Recordings (203 432-1795). There is no longer a Box 675 in the Potter Stewart Papers.See also Series VI, Box 655, Folders 46-47.

"Voice of America" 1962


WCKY, Cincinnati, Ohio 1964


"Youth Wants to Know" [television program] 1962


"Youth Wants to Know" [television program] 1966


Documents

Guide to the Potter Stewart Papers - UMKC School of LaThe Potter Stewart Papers were processed as a collaborative effort between Manuscripts and Archives and the Yale Law School to